Upload any course lesson MP4. AI identifies the most useful teaching moments, clearest explanations, and most shareable tips and cuts them into clips you can post anywhere.
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 Tutorial video type for the best educational moment detection
40–60 seconds is appropriate for most course lesson formats
Download your lesson MP4 from Teachable, Kajabi, or your platform first
Original format works for course library and LinkedIn promotional use
Switch to Vertical 9:16 for Shorts and Reels distribution of the same lesson
What you get
Works with any online course, lesson module, or educational recording
AI finds the most teachable, actionable, and shareable moments
Cut 3 clips per video — free, no account needed
Share on Shorts, Reels, TikTok, or LinkedIn
Manual recut to fine-tune any clip before downloading
What it’s used for
Course creator building a weekly social content series from existing lesson recordings
Educator repurposing course modules as LinkedIn thought leadership clips
Marketing team promoting a course launch by sharing preview lesson clips
Instructor clipping the clearest explanations from recorded live class sessions
Platform team creating promotional clips from instructor course content
How it works
1
Download your lesson as MP4
Export or download your course lesson from Teachable, Kajabi, Thinkific, or any other platform. Upload the MP4 here — up to 10 minutes and 500 MB.
2
AI identifies the most useful teaching moments
Whisper transcribes the lesson. GPT finds the moments of highest standalone educational value — where the explanation is clearest, the tip is most specific, or the insight is most transferable.
3
Choose format for your target platform
Select Original for LinkedIn and YouTube or Vertical 9:16 for Shorts, Reels, and TikTok. Add Basic subtitles for silent viewing environments.
4
Build a content library one lesson at a time
Three clips per lesson uploaded once per week creates a sustainable content schedule without requiring new recordings.
Most course creators have more content than they realize. Every recorded lesson is a potential content library — not as a raw recording to share, but as a source of specific, teachable moments that can be extracted and shared independently. A single 45-minute lesson typically contains three to five moments that would work as standalone educational clips on LinkedIn or Shorts.
The difference between an online course video and a social media clip is not the content — it's the packaging. The full lesson provides context, sequencing, and depth. The clip provides a single complete idea, immediately useful, without requiring surrounding context. AI Clip Maker identifies which moments in your lesson have that standalone quality and extracts them as ready-to-post clips.
Different platforms work best with different clip formats. LinkedIn desktop audiences respond well to landscape clips with subtitles. YouTube Shorts and Instagram Reels require vertical 9:16. TikTok rewards shorter, hook-first clips with viral-style captions. You can upload the same lesson multiple times with different export settings to create clips for different distribution channels.
Frequently asked questions
Does it work with Teachable, Kajabi, or Thinkific course recordings?
Yes — download your lesson as an MP4 from your course platform and upload it here. The AI clips from the spoken content regardless of the original platform.
My course has screen recordings and slides — will it work?
Yes. The AI works from the spoken narration and voiceover, so screen recordings and slide presentations with audio work well.
Can I use this to build a social media presence around my course?
Yes — uploading a new lesson clip each week is an efficient way to share value and attract new students without creating separate content.
What is the maximum course video length I can upload?
Up to 10 minutes. For longer lessons, consider splitting at natural chapter breaks and uploading each section separately.
What formats should I use for different platforms?
Vertical 9:16 for Shorts, Reels, and TikTok. Original format for LinkedIn and YouTube. You can upload the same lesson twice with different settings to get both.