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Every clip comes with its own receipt: where it sits in the original episode, the line it opens on, why that line holds attention, and its rank among the other moments. Every plan shows it, free included. The finished job adds a one-line summary: how much was analyzed, how many moments were considered, how many passed and how many were rendered.

Got an interview or panel? While up to 4 people share the shot, Skapo gives each one their own slice of the vertical frame. When the edit cuts to one person, the frame follows them, so you never get an empty seat.

Skapo rates every moment in your video on how likely it is to grab attention and keep people watching, then hands you the clips in that order. Every clip is labelled with its place in the ranking, so you know which one Skapo rates highest before you export.

Skapo turns your best line into a punchy 3-6 word title and slaps it on screen in the opening seconds, in bold animated text. It's the single best way to stop the scroll on TikTok, Reels, and Shorts.

The opening decides everything. Skapo opens on a slow push-in, punches between cuts, and trims to a clean loop, so the first three seconds are never a static talking head. Tuned for the way TikTok, Reels, and Shorts reward early retention.

Every short gets an auto-generated 9:16 cover, the strongest frame from the hook with your title burned on, so your library is a scannable wall of clips. Built for agencies and clippers reviewing dozens of shorts at a glance.

All your clips render at the same time in the cloud, so you're not stuck in a queue. Most videos are done in about 10 minutes, not hours.

Every clip starts on a whole word and is aimed at one point: in on the hook, out when the line lands. If an end runs long, trim it in the clip editor and only that clip re-renders.

Skapo measures where the speaker's face sits in each clip and drops the captions underneath it, instead of burning them across a chin. Drag the position slider, or pin a position in a client's brand kit, and your choice wins. Skipped on split-screen layouts and on most 16:9, where the default height is already right.

Every clip opens in a text-first editor. Cut a sentence, trim the ends, reorder, split at the playhead, or correct a mistyped word, then re-burn that one clip instead of re-running the whole video. Each save is a version, and any older one restores in a click.

Download SRT, VTT or TXT per clip for the platforms that want a subtitle file, plus the whole episode's word-level transcript for whoever writes the show notes. No re-render, no extra credits.

Finish a clip yourself instead of accepting ours. Every clip downloads as a timeline file that rebuilds it as cuts against your original video: FCP7 XML, which Premiere imports as Final Cut Pro XML and Resolve reads too, or a CMX3600 EDL. One XML per job holds every clip as its own sequence, so you relink the episode once. Captions come along as the SRT you already get.

One click writes a hook, a caption and hashtags for every clip, from that clip's own transcript. In a client workspace it also reads the tone notes and the brief off their brand kit, so the copy sounds like them and not like a tool.

A finished job lists the strong moments that did not make the first cut, each with its own preview frame, so you can see the episode had more in it. On White Label you tick the ones you want and re-cut them from the same source in one step.

A running ledger shows where every credit went and where it came from: jobs, top-ups, plan renewals, refunds. 1 credit is 1 minute of source video (minimum 10 per video), not 1 clip, so the math is yours to check.

Choose how the frame moves: hold still, smart-track the speaker, or run the viral push-in and punch-in set. Set caption position and size yourself against a live preview. Save it all into a brand kit and every job for that client starts there.

Skip YouTube links entirely. Drag and drop your MP4, MOV, or WEBM files straight into Skapo, into our own private encrypted storage.