Turn an interview into useful short clips
Find self-contained moments without misrepresenting the speaker.
For content creators · Editorial guide · Sources checked October 22, 2026
Use material you own or have permission to use. Check claims and media licenses, obtain consent for likenesses and voices, and follow platform disclosure requirements.
Before you start
Your authorized recording; speaker consent; intended audience.
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Follow the workflow
- STEP 1
Import and transcribe the recording; correct names and specialist terms.
- STEP 2
Select excerpts with enough context and edit by transcript.
- STEP 3
Add reviewed captions and check that each clip preserves the speaker’s meaning.
Example prompt / brief
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From this authorized transcript, suggest three self-contained clip candidates with an accurate title and why each is useful. Do not invent quotes or timestamps. [transcript]
What you should have
A reviewed shortlist and captioned clips.
Review before using
Watch the complete final clip; avoid deceptive cuts and verify permissions.
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