Reelsmith takes a long speech-led recording, finds the moments worth publishing, tightens the edit, reframes for vertical and captions for a sound-off feed — then gives you every decision back to change before you export.
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A single hour-long conversation usually contains several ideas that stand on their own. The material is rarely the constraint — the constraint is the hours it takes to find those moments, cut them, reframe a wide shot into something that fills a phone screen, and caption it for people watching with the sound off.
That work is repetitive rather than creative, which is exactly the kind of work worth automating. Reelsmith compresses the search-and-cleanup pass so the judgment about what deserves to be published stays where it belongs: with you.
Find complete, high-impact moments in podcasts, interviews and long takes.
Selection runs on the transcript, looking for a hook, enough context to follow the idea, and a payoff — the three things a clip needs to work for someone who has never seen the source. Each suggestion arrives with its surrounding context so you can judge whether it lands before spending time on the edit.
Remove dead air, long pauses and filler words while keeping the delivery natural.
Gaps between sentences get tightened to a natural rhythm, which is usually the single biggest difference between a raw take and something watchable. Filler removal happens at transcript level, so you can see exactly what was cut and restore anything that carried meaning.
Keep the speaker in frame when landscape footage becomes vertical.
Converting 16:9 to 9:16 discards roughly three-quarters of the horizontal frame. On a two-person podcast shot, a centre crop cuts both people in half — so the frame follows whoever is speaking instead of locking to the middle of the original composition.
Choose clean, punchy or karaoke-style captions and correct the transcript before export.
Captions carry word-level timing so emphasis lands with the word rather than drifting behind it. Names, jargon and product terms are where automatic transcription slips — fix them once in the transcript and the rendered captions follow.
Trim, refine, add hook cards and place supporting B-roll where it matters.
Every automatic decision is visible and reversible. You can tighten a cut, extend a moment that was clipped short, add a hook card at the front, or drop in B-roll — all before anything renders.
Download polished MP4 clips for Reels, Shorts and TikTok.
One vertical master serves all three major short-form feeds, so repurposing for one platform does not mean a separate pass for the others. Files download as MP4 for you to publish wherever you already do.
Reelsmith reads the transcript to decide what matters, so how well it works depends almost entirely on whether your recording is speech-led.
Podcasts, interviews, webinars, tutorials, talking-head recordings, conference talks and sermons — anything speech-led with clear audio and complete ideas.
Music, gameplay, ambient or heavily visual footage. Selection is driven by what is said, so material without clear speech gets much less benefit.
Audio-only podcasts with no video track, and generating footage from text. Reelsmith edits video you already have.
Worth knowing before you sign up, so you can rule it out quickly if it is the wrong fit.
Selection and cleanup are accelerated. Whether a clip performs still depends on the idea, the delivery, the audience and distribution. Any tool claiming otherwise is selling something.
Reelsmith works in the language of your source recording. Multi-language output is not a current capability.
There is no scheduler and no direct posting. Reelsmith produces MP4 files; publishing stays in whatever tool you already use.
They are in development and marked coming soon in the portal. Reelsmith edits real footage — it does not generate synthetic presenters.
Reelsmith is Postika’s AI-assisted short-form video editor. It takes a long speech-led recording, proposes the moments worth publishing, tightens the edit, reframes for vertical and adds styled captions — then hands the result back for review before you export MP4s.
Podcasts, interviews, webinars, tutorials and talking-head recordings with clear speech. Because selection is driven by the transcript, footage without intelligible speech gets much less benefit.
No. It edits and repurposes footage you provide. It should not be confused with a text-to-video generation model.
Yes, and that is the intended workflow. Cuts, transcript, caption styling and framing are all adjustable before anything renders. Nothing is final until you export.
That depends on the source. A substantive hour-long conversation typically holds three to five moments worth publishing. Reelsmith surfaces candidates; deciding which deserve to go out is still your call.
Reelsmith is built around long-form recordings — full podcast episodes and webinars are the expected input rather than an edge case.
Your first 10 videos are free, covering up to 1 hour of footage in total. It is a one-time allowance granted on signup, not a recurring free plan, and no payment method is required.
No. The workflow is built around reviewing proposed decisions rather than building a sequence, so it does not assume familiarity with timelines, tracks or keyframes.
Go deeper on each capability in the tool guides, see how pricing works, or compare Reelsmith with other tools.
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Your first 10 videos free, up to 1 hour of footage in total.
One-time trial on signup — 10 videos and 1 hour of total footage, whichever runs out first. No card required.