Clips in about 10 minutes
AI clippers cut audio. Skapo cuts stories
Other clippers cut where the audio gets loud. We cut where the thought ends.Every speaker stays in frame, captions render in your own script, and the clips come out sounding like a real editor made them.Skapo is an AI video clipper that turns long podcasts, interviews and videos into ready-to-post 9:16 shorts in about 10 minutes.
Free tier, no credit card. First clip in about 9 minutes.
See for yourself: a real run, start to finish
Built on real production numbers
- shorts generated
- 2,329
shorts generated
- hours of video processed
- 76
hours of video processed
- median time to your first short
- 8.8 min
median time to your first short
Ready to post straight to
Captions that render in your script
22 languages tuned end to end, from Japanese and Thai to Dutch and Polish, so your captions carry your own alphabet instead of empty boxes.
Everything a human editor does. Done in one pass.
Speaker tracking
The camera stays locked on whoever is talking, so nothing important happens off screen.
Word-by-word captions
Placed clear of the TikTok, Reels and Shorts buttons, so nothing you wrote gets covered.
Captions that stay off the face
Skapo measures where the speaker's face sits in each clip and puts the captions under it. Your own position always wins.
Dead Air & Fillers
Every “uhm” and half-second of silence comes out, in the language your guest actually speaks.
Fix a word, re-burn in seconds
Correct a mistyped word or cut a sentence, then re-burn that one clip instead of the whole video.
Hook Ranking
Every segment comes back ranked by how strong its opening is, before you export.
8 caption styles
The style you pick is exactly what lands on your video, word by word. Pick the look that fits your brand.
Your Clips Render All at Once, Not One by One
Every step runs at the same time, so you are never sitting in a render queue.
Median 8 minutes end to end, on sources averaging an hour and a half.
Their help centre adds that it runs longer when a lot of creators are clipping at once.
Running clients, not a channel?
White Label gives every client their own workspace, with a brand kit that applies to every job automatically.
- New episodes get clipped automatically, before anyone opens a laptop
- Their colors, font, caption style and logo on every clip
- Approve the good ones, then hand over a branded bundle
Need something in between?
Dial in the exact monthly minutes you need, at the same per-minute rate with no overage penalties.
= 2,640 minutes of source video per month
Billed $2,442.53/year
$0.096 / minute
- 900 credits at $0.043/min (Freelancer Pro)$39
- 1,740 credits at $0.12/min (White Label)$215.43
- 15 Hours of 1080p Processing
- No Watermark
- Dead air & fillers cut, in 22 languages
- Captions placed off the speaker's face
Simple pricing for creators.
Choose the plan that fits your content engine.
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Things people ask us
Honest answers about how it works, what it handles, and how it compares.
Yes, and that was a deliberate choice, not an afterthought. Dutch and German have filler words ("uhm", "eh", "äh") that trip up English-trained models. We handle those natively, trim them cleanly, and don't leave audio pops where the cut happened. 40+ languages total, but European content was the starting point.
Skapo samples frames from your footage and figures out which shots show all speakers at once (wide shots) vs. individual close-ups. From the wide shots, it locks each person's position and builds the split layout before the render even starts, so there's no per-frame jumping. 2 speakers get a dual stack. 3 get a top pair plus full-width bottom. 4 get a 2×2 grid. If there aren't enough wide shots to work with, it falls back to single-speaker tracking rather than showing an empty cell.
Because they cut where the audio gets loud, not where the thought ends. You get half a sentence, sometimes a pop sound, and a clip that doesn't make sense without the 10 seconds before it. We cut at natural speech pauses. The difference is obvious the first time you hear it.
Every segment of your transcript gets scored on how strong the opening grab is, whether there's enough context to understand it, and whether it ends cleanly. The highest-scoring moments become your clips, and they arrive in that order, each one labelled with its place in the ranking. So you're picking from ranked options, not guessing which one will perform.
Your video never touches our application servers, it goes directly to an encrypted private storage vault. We validate the file in your browser first, so we're not wasting your bandwidth on a bad upload. Deletion is automatic: 7 days on the free plan, 30 days on Freelancer Pro, 90 days on White Label, and 30, 90 or 365 days per client if you set it there. We don't hold onto anything.
The core difference is what triggers the cut. OpusClip and Munch look for loud moments. We look for where the story ends. That means our clips open with a proper hook, include enough context to be understood standalone, and don't cut off mid-syllable. On top of that: GDPR-compliant by default, up to 4-speaker split-screen, 40+ language support, and high-volume batch processing (about 1 clip a minute).