Record
Film it on your phone, hold it upright. Everything else happens here.
Short videos open straight in the editor. Longer ones get clip suggestions. You can switch either way afterwards — no second upload.
Only your own recordings, or ones you have the rights to use.
Nothing yet.
Takes are kept for 14 days, then removed.
Nothing exported yet.
YouTube access
Via Apify (recommended)
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YouTube blocks downloads from servers. Apify fetches the video for us — roughly $0.50 per 30 minutes of video, capped at $5 per video. Paste the API token from Apify Console → Settings → API & Integrations.
Fallback: cookies from a second Google account
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YouTube refuses downloads from servers unless they come with a signed-in session. Sign in to a second Google account (not your main one) in a private browser window, export its cookies as cookies.txt with an extension such as “Get cookies.txt LOCALLY”, close that window, and upload the file here. Replace it when downloads start failing again — usually after a few weeks.
Edit
On arrival
Captions
An outline keeps the text readable over a busy shot without a box behind it.
Short groups read faster in a feed. Fill packs each line up to the width limit.
Logo
A PNG with transparency. It sits inside the safe zones, so LinkedIn's buttons will not cover it.
Framing
The areas LinkedIn covers with its own buttons.
Transcript
Laid out exactly as it will appear on screen. Tap a word to cut it, fix it, add a missing one, or force a line break.
Open & close
How the clip starts and how it ends. The first frame is what people see in the feed before it plays.
Hook text
It has to be readable at a glance — and it is part of the cover frame.
Title card
A still put in front of the clip. In an autoplaying feed the first frame is the thumbnail, so this becomes it. Worth knowing: it also delays your opening line, which is what usually earns the watch.
On a navy card the light logo reads best.
Type & colour
With Frame from clip the picture is dimmed towards this colour.
End card
A still appended after the last word. Nothing competes with it, so this is where a logo sits well.
On a navy card the light logo reads best.
Type & colour
With Frame from clip the picture is dimmed towards this colour.
Clips
Cut the clips you kept
Auto keeps the speaker's face in frame when a shape cuts into the picture, and shows the whole picture on a blurred background when too little would be left — e.g. a vertical phone video as 16:9.
Captions, logo and end card follow your last export. Each clip also becomes a normal take, so you can fine-tune it in the editor afterwards. Cutting takes roughly as long as the clips themselves.
Images
Upload a photo or graphic, then make whatever you need from it. Images are kept for 30 days.
Every format
Cropped around the face when there is one.
Remove background
Takes a few seconds; the first run of the day a little longer.
Cover with title
With a photo, this is the colour it is dimmed towards so the title reads.
Results
Nothing made yet.
Export
Pick every shape you need — each one is framed around you.
Formats
Auto keeps the speaker's face in frame when a shape cuts into the picture, and shows the whole picture on a blurred background when too little would be left — e.g. a vertical phone video as 16:9.
Queue
Nothing queued yet.