Hey Product Hunt, I built ClipFlare because I was spending my evenings doing the same boring job by hand: watching back a long video, finding the three moments worth keeping, cutting them vertical, typing the subtitles, then uploading the same file to five different apps. ClipFlare does that whole chain. You give it a YouTube link or a file, it scores every moment, keeps the strongest ones, reframes to 9:16, burns in the subtitles in the language of the video, and publishes on the schedule you choose. Fourteen networks, connected with your own accounts - your clips post themselves while you sleep. Two things I did differently: - It is not English-only. Interface, subtitles and AI dubbing all follow the language of your video, in five languages. Most tools in this space translate the interface and stop there. - No trial countdown. You get 20 credits when you sign up, one credit is one finished clip, and you decide afterwards. I would really like to hear where it breaks. Give it your worst video - a two-hour livestream, a badly recorded podcast, a language you think it will not handle - and tell me what comes out. Happy to answer everything here today.

ClipFlare

One long video in, ten ready-to-post clips out

One long video in, ten ready-to-post clips out