Clipper / live editing system
Edit while it happens
Cut the moment while the stream is still moving. Search the transcript, lock the cut, caption the clip, and export before everyone else starts looking.
Built for live momentum
The stream does not wait.
Clipper treats editing like a live operation: capture the source, find the beat, cut with context, and ship while the moment still has heat.
Capture
Paste a live stream or VOD and open an editing timeline while the source is still moving.
Locate
Search transcript, timestamps, and audio spikes instead of dragging through dead air.
Cut
Set in and out points with the video, captions, and transcript locked to the same moment.
Ship
Render native clips or vertical Shorts with the final MP4 ready while the topic is still hot.
Command surface
Timeline, transcript, signal, export.
Timeline
A fast editing surface with tracks, playhead control, selections, captions, and exports.
Transcript
Search the spoken stream like a command layer, then jump straight to the timestamp.
Momentum
Audio movement and clip context stay visible while you decide what to post.
Beat the feed.
Turn a stream URL into a finished clip without losing the moment.
Format
Native 16:9
Keep the stream frame intact for recaps, archives, YouTube, and long-form highlights.
Format
Shorts 9:16
Crop vertical, include captions, and move from live moment to publishable short.
SaaS pricing
Pay for finished videos.
Pick the monthly video volume that fits your workflow. A clip counts once, even when you export or publish it everywhere.
Solo creators
Creator
$19/mo
$190/yr with yearly billing
Included
- 20 finished videos per month
- One clip counts once across every platform
- AI clip suggestions and transcript search
- Captions, timeline editing, and face tracking
- 1080p native and vertical exports
Serious streamers
Pro
$49/mo
$490/yr with yearly billing
Included
- 100 finished videos per month
- One clip counts once across every platform
- AI clip suggestions and transcript search
- Captions, timeline editing, and face tracking
- 1080p native and vertical exports
Editor and creator teams
Studio
$99/mo
$990/yr with yearly billing
Included
- 200 finished videos per month
- One clip counts once across every platform
- AI clip suggestions and transcript search
- Captions, timeline editing, and face tracking
- 1080p native and vertical exports
Agencies and media teams
Business
Custom
Custom annual contract
Included
- Starts around $299/mo
- Custom monthly video volume
- Dedicated processing capacity
- Custom support and workflow options
Need more capacity?
Upgrade your plan when you hit the limit.
Your video allowance resets each billing period. Move up to Pro or Studio for more finished clips; platform versions never multiply usage.
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Frequently asked questions
Livestream clipping, explained.
Straight answers about finding stream highlights, creating captioned Shorts, and exporting clips while the moment is fresh.
What is Clipper?
Clipper is an AI-assisted video editor for turning livestreams and VODs into publishable highlights. It combines transcript search, audio signals, captions, and a synchronized timeline in one workspace.
How does Clipper find the best moments in a stream?
It helps you locate promising moments using searchable transcripts, timestamps, audio movement, and clip context. You stay in control of the final in and out points before export.
Can I create YouTube Shorts from a livestream or VOD?
Yes. Clipper can turn stream moments into vertical 9:16 videos with captions for YouTube Shorts and other short-form platforms. It can also preserve the original 16:9 frame for native highlights.
Does Clipper support live streams as well as recorded video?
Yes. The workflow is designed for both live streams and VODs, so you can begin finding and cutting moments while a stream is active or work from a completed recording.
Do I need professional video editing experience?
No. Paste a supported stream or video URL, jump to moments through the transcript and signals, set the clip boundaries, choose captions and format, then render the MP4.
What video formats can I export?
You can export native 16:9 clips for YouTube highlights and recaps, or vertical 9:16 clips with captions for Shorts and other vertical feeds.
Ready when the clip is