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Podcast clip maker

Turn podcast videos into Shorts & Reels.

Upload your podcast video, review AI highlight suggestions, edit Hindi, Hinglish or English captions, and export the moments you choose.

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New accounts need a paid plan for AI clipping. Eligible existing users keep their remaining free minutes.

  1. 1. Upload a file

    Choose an MP4, MOV or WebM you have permission to use.

  2. 2. Review the moments

    Pick a complete thought and check the captions and crop.

  3. 3. Export and share

    Download an MP4 or a Publish Pack.

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What should I review before posting?

Check names, Hindi spellings, caption timing and speaker framing. AI highlights are suggestions; the number of useful clips depends on your recording.

Hindi and Hinglish caption tools · Reframe a video · Plans and limits

How to find the best clips in a podcast episode

A one-hour episode usually has five to ten moments that work on their own: a strong opinion, a short story, a surprising number or a clear answer to a question people ask. The AI highlight suggestions point you to those parts, but you know your guests and your audience best, so treat them as a shortlist, not a final cut.

Good podcast clips start in the middle of the action. Drop the "so, as I was saying" part and start on the sentence that makes the point. Keep the clip between 30 and 60 seconds for Reels and Shorts, and end when the thought ends, not when the timer runs out. If two people are talking, check that the crop follows the person speaking.

Why captions matter for podcast clips

Most people scroll Reels with the sound off, and a talking-head clip with no captions looks like a silent video. Printivelle writes captions in Hindi (Devanagari), Hinglish (Hindi in Roman letters) or English, and you can fix any word before export. For Hindi podcasts, Hinglish captions are often easier to read quickly on a phone, while Devanagari suits audiences who mostly read Hindi.

Fix the audio before you post

Home studios often have a fan, AC or cooler running. If your recording has a steady hum, run it through the video noise remover and set loudness to -14 LUFS so the clip plays at the same volume as other Reels. Need the whole episode as text for show notes or a blog post? Use video transcription to download a TXT or SRT file.

A simple weekly routine

  • Upload the episode the day it is recorded.
  • Pick three to five clips and check captions, names and spellings.
  • Write a short hook for each clip with the free Reels hook generator.
  • Post one clip a day on Reels and Shorts, and link the full episode in your bio or description.

For a full walkthrough, read our podcast video to Shorts workflow and the guide on removing background noise from video.