Built for two-shot conversation footage
Most podcast setups record wide with both people in frame, where a centre crop cuts both in half. Framing follows whoever is speaking instead.
Podcast clip maker
Turn one podcast episode into a week of clips.
Upload a recorded episode and get back the moments worth posting — reframed for vertical, captioned for sound-off, and ready to schedule across the gap until your next release.
Try it in Reelsmith →One-time trial on signup — 10 videos and 1 hour of total footage, whichever runs out first. No card required.
Free to try
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.
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How it works
From upload to finished in three moves.
- 01 Upload the episode once your edit is locked
- 02 Review the standalone moments the AI surfaces
- 03 Reframe, caption and export the batch you want to publish
What the podcast clip maker gives you.
Finds answers, not arbitrary timestamps
A clip needs a question, an answer and a payoff to work cold in a feed. Selection looks for complete exchanges rather than cutting at fixed intervals.
One episode fills the gap to the next
A substantive hour-long conversation usually holds three to five postable moments — enough to stay visible between releases without a second shoot.
Questions, answered.
Is the podcast clip maker free?
Your first 10 videos are free, up to 1 hour of total footage — enough to run one full episode through the workflow before deciding. It is a one-time trial, not a monthly allowance.
How many clips should one episode produce?
Three to five strong clips is realistic for an hour-long conversation. Publishing a few good moments consistently beats publishing every extractable one.
Does it handle multiple speakers?
Yes — speaker-aware framing is the main reason this differs from a general clipping tool. Overlapping speech is where automatic decisions are least reliable, so review those cuts.
What about audio-only podcasts?
Reelsmith edits existing video footage, so audio-only episodes need a visual treatment first. Recording video alongside audio is the more sustainable fix.
When should clips go out relative to the episode?
Many shows lead with one clip at or just before release to drive listens, then spread the rest across the gap until the next episode.
Compare this with the other Reelsmith tools or see the full product overview.
Reelsmith vs other podcast clip maker tools
Each comparison leads with what the other tool does well, then where the Reelsmith workflow differs.