Finds the answers, skips the housekeeping
Webinars are front-loaded with introductions, agenda and audio checks. Selection runs on the transcript and looks for a complete idea with a hook and a payoff, so the opening ten minutes rarely make the cut.
Webinar to clips
Turn a recorded webinar into short clips people will actually watch.
A one-hour webinar holds weeks of short-form. Reelsmith finds the self-contained answers and explanations in the recording, tightens them, reframes the speaker for vertical and captions them — ready to publish without a re-shoot.
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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.
Reelsmith workflowLive preview
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How it works
From upload to finished in three moves.
- 01 Upload the webinar recording once it is finished
- 02 Review the moments Reelsmith surfaces — answers, explanations, demos with a spoken point
- 03 Reframe, caption and export the batch you want to publish
What the webinar to clips gives you.
Speaker framing for talking-head segments
Where the presenter is on camera, face-aware reframing keeps them in a vertical frame. Where the recording is slides only, you will want to pick moments with a strong spoken point and treat the visual manually.
Review transcripts before anything renders
Clips from a webinar often need a second pair of eyes — legal, product, the speaker. Reviewing a transcript is faster than re-cutting a rendered video, and every edit happens before export.
Questions, answered.
How many clips can one webinar produce?
That depends on how much of it is substantive. A one-hour session with a strong Q&A typically holds several self-contained moments. Publishing a handful of good ones consistently beats extracting everything.
What if the webinar is mostly slides?
Clip selection still works because it runs on speech, but the visual will need attention: a slide with a talking head works, a slide alone often does not. Sessions with the presenter on camera repurpose best.
Can I clip a Zoom or Teams recording?
Yes, as long as you have the video file. Gallery and speaker views both work; speaker view gives face-aware reframing the most to work with.
Does Reelsmith publish the clips?
No. It exports MP4 files. Scheduling and posting happen in whatever tool your team already uses.
Is it free to try?
Your first 10 videos are free, up to 1 hour of footage in total — enough to run one full webinar through the workflow. It is a one-time trial, not a monthly allowance.
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Reelsmith vs other webinar to clips tools
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