Upload your business or expert video MP4. AI finds the most insightful, quotable, and professional moments and turns them into clips ready to post on LinkedIn.
Best for Shorts, Reels, and TikTok. Uses center crop.
Experimental. Use only if your original video has no burned-in subtitles.
Free: 1 video · up to 10 min · 3 clips · 1 regenerate.
MP4 up to 500 MB
No signup required · Files deleted after 24 h
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Recommended settings
Select Interview or Podcast as the video type for professional insight detection
40–60 seconds is appropriate for LinkedIn's professional context
Original landscape format works better on LinkedIn desktop for most audiences
Enable Basic subtitles — LinkedIn videos autoplay silently in the feed
Insights, direct expert opinions, and clear frameworks perform best on LinkedIn
What you get
Works with expert talks, founder interviews, webinars, and business video recordings
AI finds insights, frameworks, strong opinions, and professional takeaways
Cut 3 clips per video — free, no account needed
Original landscape format works well for LinkedIn desktop; vertical 9:16 for mobile
Manual recut to capture exactly the right moment before posting
What it’s used for
Founder extracting key insights from a recorded investor talk or conference presentation
Marketing team clipping the strongest moments from a thought leadership webinar
Consultant sharing expert advice clips from a recorded client education session
Executive building a LinkedIn presence from recorded internal talks or all-hands clips
PR team creating shareable clips from recorded media appearances
How it works
1
Upload your expert video
Upload any MP4 — a recorded talk, panel, interview, or webinar. Original landscape format is typically best for LinkedIn. Up to 10 minutes and 500 MB.
2
AI finds professional-grade insight moments
Whisper transcribes the video. GPT identifies the moments with the strongest standalone value for a professional audience: direct insights, frameworks, expert opinions, and clear takeaways.
3
Export in landscape format with subtitles
Select Original format and Basic subtitles before generating. LinkedIn's desktop feed handles landscape video well, and subtitles ensure the message lands in silent-play mode.
4
Post and monitor engagement
Download clips and post directly. LinkedIn native video typically outperforms external links. Three clips from one recording gives you three separate posts to spread over time.
LinkedIn video has become a meaningful distribution channel for professional content — expert commentary, business insight, founder perspective, and educational frameworks all perform well in the feed. But the challenge for most professionals is that their best content is buried in recordings: a talk given at an industry conference, a webinar presented to clients, an internal company session, or a media interview.
AI Clip Maker extracts the most shareable moments from these recordings and packages them as ready-to-post LinkedIn clips. It focuses on the spoken content — reading the transcript for moments where an expert says something specific, insightful, and self-contained. It doesn't look for entertainment value; it looks for professional value — the kind of clear, direct content that performs well with a LinkedIn audience.
LinkedIn supports both horizontal and vertical video. For desktop-first professional audiences, original landscape format is usually the right choice. For audiences who primarily use LinkedIn on mobile, vertical 9:16 with subtitles can perform better. The same recording can be uploaded twice with different export settings to create clips for both contexts.
Frequently asked questions
What content performs well as LinkedIn video clips?
Expert insights, business lessons, founder stories, industry takes, and frameworks tend to perform well. Clear, direct spoken moments work best. Avoid clips that start with warm-up or introductions.
Should I use horizontal or vertical clips for LinkedIn?
LinkedIn supports both. Original landscape works well in the desktop feed and for professional audiences. Vertical 9:16 performs better on mobile. Start with original if you're unsure.
Can I clip from a conference talk or panel discussion?
Yes — any MP4 recording of a talk, panel, or discussion works. Upload the recording and the AI selects the strongest spoken moments.
How long should LinkedIn video clips be?
40–60 seconds is a good default for most expert content on LinkedIn. Up to 90 seconds works for more complex ideas. Under 30 seconds can feel too abrupt for a professional context.
Should I add subtitles for LinkedIn?
Yes — LinkedIn videos often autoplay silently. Basic subtitles ensure your message lands even without sound.