Clips that finish
the thought
From a webinar, panel, or demo you already recorded. You name the moment. Hyperclip finds it in the transcript, cuts at the end of the sentence, frames the person speaking, and drafts it in your brand kit. Free credits on signup.
Name the moment. Hyperclip searches the transcript for that passage.
From the upload to a branded draft you can approve
To start. Free credits on signup, then credits from $5
The line worth posting is a finished point.
A webinar has a few passages that hold up on their own: the claim, the customer explaining why they switched, the demo that shows the product. Auto-clippers score the file for what might travel as a Short. On LinkedIn, the clip has to finish the thought, show the person who said it, and look like the rest of the campaign.
Hyperclip drafts that cut from the recording you already have.
How Hyperclip works
Upload the recording
A webinar, panel, demo, or a Zoom or Teams export. No prep cut and no project setup.
Name the moment
"Her full answer on setup time." Hyperclip searches the transcript and drafts that passage in your brand kit.
Approve and download
Review the draft. Captions, lower-thirds, and the ratio you asked for: 16:9, 4:5, 1:1, or 9:16. Download the MP4.
Free credits to start. No subscription.
What makes the clip postable
The moment you asked for, cut where the sentence ends, with the speaker in frame.
You name the moment
"The ROI quote." "The live demo." "Her answer on implementation." Hyperclip searches the transcript for that passage, the speaker, and the lines around it.
The cut finishes the sentence
In and out land on a sentence or a clause, with a breath at the edge. When a line depends on the reason that came before it, that reason stays in the clip.
The person speaking stays in frame
On a panel or a Zoom recording, Hyperclip detects the faces and frames the person who is speaking. Both people can stay on screen, stacked or with one inset over the slides.
Built for the LinkedIn clip
A recap, highlight, or promo from a webinar, panel, or demo, drafted so it can run with the sound off.
The brief you already have
Recap, highlight, or promo. The claim, the customer answer, the demo. You describe it in a sentence.
A thought that stands alone
The answer includes the reason. The demo includes the result. The out point is the end of the sentence.
Your brand, captioned
Fonts, colors, logo, and lower-thirds from the kit you set once. Captions are burned in, so the clip holds up with the sound off.
Recap, highlight, and promo clips
The three LinkedIn jobs this clip editor is built to ship.
"Recap the three claims from Tuesday's webinar"
Those claims, in order, captioned and branded, in the ratio you post on LinkedIn.
See how it works →Highlight clips"Find her full answer on implementation time"
That answer, from the question through the result, framed on the person speaking.
See how it works →Promo clips"Cut the live demo for a LinkedIn post"
The demo, at the length you asked for, in 16:9, 4:5, or 9:16.
See how it works →Free credits to start. No subscription.
The clip you download
The full answer
The question, the reason, and the result stay in one clip. The out point is the end of the sentence.
The panel, on the speaker
Face detection frames who is talking. Both people can stay visible when the exchange needs them.
The shape of the feed
16:9 and 4:5 for the main feed. 9:16 for LinkedIn’s vertical video. 1:1 when the placement is square. Same cut, captions on, brand kit applied.
Hyperclip vs. the two ways you get clips today
A virality score, a timeline, or the moment you name.
Free credits to start. No subscription.
Questions people ask before signing up
Hyperclip is an AI clip editor for LinkedIn clips from webinars, panels, demos, and events you already recorded. You name the moment. Hyperclip finds it in the transcript, cuts on a full sentence, frames the person speaking, drafts it in your brand kit, and renders the MP4 when you approve.
Opus Clip and tools like it score a long video for moments that might perform as a Short. Hyperclip takes the moment you name — a claim, a customer answer, a demo — and drafts that passage. The cut follows the sentence. On a panel, it frames the person who is speaking. There is no virality score.
Webinars, product demos, panels, conference talks, all-hands, and customer interviews. Exports from Zoom, Teams, Webex, and Riverside work.
Yes. Hyperclip detects the faces in the frame and crops to the person who is speaking. When you want both people visible, it can stack them or place one as an inset over the slides.
No. You describe the clip in a sentence and review the draft. There is no timeline and no keyframing to learn.
Captions, lower-thirds, fonts, colors, and your logo come from the brand kit, set once and applied to the draft.
A draft is usually ready within minutes of upload. Render starts when you approve it, and the download is an MP4.
16:9 landscape, 4:5 portrait, 1:1 square, and 9:16 vertical, from the same cut. You pick the ratio for where the clip will sit: the main feed, a square placement, or LinkedIn’s vertical video. The download is an MP4.
You download the MP4 and post it yourself. Hyperclip does not schedule or publish to a company page or a personal profile, and it does not write the post.
Your recordings are yours. They are used only to produce your clips, are not shared, and you can delete a video and all of its clips at any time.
You start with free credits when you sign up, so your first clip costs nothing. After that Hyperclip is pay as you go: you top up AI credits from $5 and only pay for what you use. There is no subscription and no monthly minimum. You can see exactly what Hyperclip finds in your footage before you spend anything.
Upload the webinar. Name the moment.
Hyperclip drafts a LinkedIn clip from the recording you already have: the passage you asked for, cut on a full sentence, framed on the speaker, in your brand kit. Free credits to start. No timeline. No subscription.
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