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ClipNoter
Turn videos into timestamped notes with key frames
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Turn videos into timestamped notes with key frames
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Turn video and audio into summaries, timestamped notes and transcripts, with key frames where visuals matter. Revisit lectures, tutorials and webinars. Export Markdown with images, TXT, SRT or VTT, or share a link. Includes 80 free credits a week.
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Hi Product Hunt! I built ClipNoter to make recorded lessons, tutorials and talks easier to use again.
A transcript preserves the words, but slides, diagrams and on-screen steps can carry just as much meaning. ClipNoter brings them together: a summary, key points, timestamped sections, the full transcript, and relevant key frames from your video. Audio files work too.
You can jump back to the source from a timestamp, edit your notes, and export Markdown with images or TXT/SRT/VTT. Files are private by default, with sharing when you choose.
Try it with 80 free credits across up to 3 files each week. Notes only uses 2 credits per started minute; notes with frames uses 4. Paid subscriptions and one-time credit packs are available for longer recordings.
I'd love your feedback: do the key frames add useful context, and what would make the exported notes fit better into your study or research workflow?