AutoClip looks at the videos you've already made. It studies what worked for your audience — not what's trending, not what the algorithm rewards, your own data.
Then it watches your future videos for moments that fit. It clips them, scores them against your DNA, and queues them for your review. You keep what you like and drop what you don't — the more you review, the sharper it gets.
We analyse your top & bottom performers, your retention curves, and your audience-activity windows. We synthesise that into a short plain-language brief — your Creator DNA — that captures how your channel actually works.
You confirm it. You can edit it. It evolves as you do.
Most AI clippers find a punchline and cut around it. We don't. We look BACKWARDS from the peak — 60 to 90 seconds — to find the setup. The viewer has to land in context, not in the middle of a punchline that means nothing without it.
Every clip we suggest comes with the principle behind why we picked it. You'll see it in the review queue. If we got it wrong, tell us — that's the loop that makes your DNA sharper.
You'll see your videos go through a few stages. Here's what they actually mean — no jargon:
When something's in flight, the activity panel in the bottom right shows live progress. You can navigate anywhere; the panel follows you.
Your DNA tells us what your videos have done. It can't tell us what you're trying to build.
Tell us your niche, who your audience is, what you'll never do. It's 45 seconds. It's the difference between "this clip got views" and "this clip is on-brand for what you're building."
We'll also fuse your stated identity with the inferred DNA at clip-scoring time — so we honour your hard-nos even when an old video accidentally performed well doing something you've moved past.
AutoClip predicts fit with your style and audience — it does not promise virality. Recommendations are estimates grounded in your own data, not guarantees.