Quip turns any long-form video - podcast, interview, webinar, livestream - into a batch of ready-to-post vertical clips (9:16).

Upload once. Quip transcribes it, then an LLM finds the strongest moments - cutting on meaning, not a fixed timer, so clips never end mid-sentence. Every clip ships with:

- a burned-in hook headline

- a confidence score

- a plain-English reason it'll land

- word-by-word animated captions (8 style presets, karaoke fill, keyword highlight)

- automatic 9:16 reframing that tracks whoever's speaking - no jarring "flash" on cuts

On top of the clips, Quip builds a Video Map - a connected narrative of the whole source with chapters and color-coded moments (tension / quote / insight / funny), so you understand the video, not just the 10 clips it spat out.

There's a real in-browser editor behind it: drag-and-snap captions/hooks, an AI chat agent you talk to in plain language ("make this clip longer", "change the hook"), instant clip switching, reusable style templates.

It also properly supports Russian and Kazakh (Cyrillic + ә ғ қ ң ө ұ ү һ) - letters most Western clippers render as broken boxes. That's not a footnote, that's most of Central Asia and the CIS that no other clipper serves.

Free to try (2 videos/mo, full 1080p, watermarked). Paid from $15/mo - 1 credit = 1 video, no token-casino pricing.

Live in production, real users, real payments.