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ClipBridge

Launched this week

Your long videos → subtitled shorts for TikTok to Douyin

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Your long videos → subtitled shorts for TikTok to Douyin

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ClipBridge turns your own long videos and podcasts into short, subtitled clips for TikTok, Reels, YouTube Shorts, Xiaohongshu, and Douyin. Unlike tools that make you paste someone else's YouTube link, ClipBridge works on footage you upload — no copyright risk. And it's a real editor, not just an export button: 15 caption styles, colours and position set per clip, hook overlays, background music, and one-click filler-word removal. Fix a clip instead of regenerating it.

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I built ClipBridge because every "repurpose your long video" tool wanted me to paste *someone else's* YouTube link — risky, and the copyright exposure is yours, not theirs. ClipBridge works on footage you own. What's in it: • Your own upload — no third-party links • Auto subtitles, multi-language (incl. Chinese, Korean, Japanese) • Exports for TikTok, Reels, Shorts — and also Xiaohongshu & Douyin, which most western tools skip • A real editor, not just a download button: trim, 15 caption styles, hook overlays, background music, filler-word removal • Free tier: 30 min/month, no credit card. Creator $9 removes the watermark, Global $29 adds 4K + multi-language. I'd genuinely love feedback on two things: 1. Clip quality — does it pick good moments from your video? 2. Which platform or language should I add next? I'll be here all day. Thanks for taking a look

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9d ago

Would be great if the editor let me adjust subtitle font size and color per clip, since different platforms reward different text styles and right now everything looks the same.

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3d ago

Maker

@nimet3paw

Good news — that already works, and it's per clip, not per project.

Open any clip in the editor → Captions tab. You get a colour picker for both
the text and its background, 15 style presets (TikTok, YouTube, Neon, MrBeast…),
and position/animation controls. Each clip keeps its own settings, so you can
run a punchier style for TikTok and a calmer one for Shorts from the same source
video.

One honest gap: font size is three steps (S/M/L) rather than a free value. If
you hit that ceiling, tell me which platform's look you were trying to match —
if it's a recognisable style I'd rather ship it as a preset than make everyone
hand-tune it.

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1d ago

Finally tried ClipBridge on a 20 minute podcast and it churned out about a dozen clips with surprisingly on-point subtitles. The auto reframing for vertical actually kept me in frame most of the time, which is more than I can say for most tools I've tested.

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3d ago

Maker

@bar191801

This is the report I was hoping for — thank you for actually running a real
20-minute episode through it.

Subtitles are the part I've spent the most time on, so I'm glad they held up.
The part I'm least sure of is which moments it picks. If you have a minute:
of that dozen, roughly how many would you have actually posted? And was there
a moment you'd have picked that it missed?

That answer is worth more to me than any upvote today.

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1d ago

Good news — that already works, and it's per clip, not per project. Open any clip in the editor → Captions tab. You get a colour picker for both the text and its background, 15 style presets (TikTok, YouTube, Neon, MrBeast…), and position/animation controls. Each clip keeps its own settings, so you can run a punchier style for TikTok and a calmer one for Shorts from the same source video. One honest gap: font size is three steps (S/M/L) rather than a free value. If you hit that ceiling, tell me which platform's look you were trying to match — if it's a recognisable style I'd rather ship it as a preset than make everyone hand-tune it.

This is the report I was hoping for — thank you for actually running a real 20-minute episode through it. Subtitles are the part I've spent the most time on, so I'm glad they held up. The part I'm least sure of is which moments it picks. If you have a minute: of that dozen, roughly how many would you have actually posted? And was there a moment you'd have picked that it missed? That answer is worth more to me than any upvote today.