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VideoToShorts

Long video to short video, one highlighted moment at a time

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VideoToShorts turns a long video into a vertical short. Paste a YouTube, TikTok or Facebook link, or upload a file. It transcribes the video, you highlight the lines you want, and it exports a 9:16 clip with burned-in captions and no watermark.

The transcript alone is free without an account, five a day. A free account gets three welcome clips. After that, clip packs start at $13.50 for 50 clips, or a monthly plan from $13.

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Features

  • Paste a YouTube, TikTok or Facebook link, or upload a video file
  • Transcript first: pick the moment by highlighting text, not by scrubbing a timeline
  • 9:16 vertical export with burned-in captions, 720p or 1080p, no watermark
  • Transcript export as text or .srt, free without an account
  • Pay per clip with packs, or a monthly plan; no card needed to start

Use Cases

  • Cutting a podcast or interview into short clips for TikTok, Reels and Shorts
  • Pulling one quotable moment out of a long talk or webinar
  • Getting a transcript or .srt from a TikTok, Reel or Facebook video

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a developer that building videotoshorts....

I built VideoToShorts because every clip tool I tried wanted me to scrub a timeline to find the moment. Reading a transcript is faster: you see the whole talk as text, mark the lines, and get a 9:16 clip with captions. The hard part turned out to be fetching YouTube at all. Data center IPs are blocked, so the worker pulls only the byte range it needs through a residential route. Transcripts are free without an account, and a free account gets three clips. Happy to answer questions about the pipeline or the pricing.

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a developer that building videotoshorts....

I built VideoToShorts because every clip tool I tried wanted me to scrub a timeline to find the moment. Reading a transcript is faster: you see the whole talk as text, mark the lines, and get a 9:16 clip with captions. The hard part turned out to be fetching YouTube at all. Data center IPs are blocked, so the worker pulls only the byte range it needs through a residential route. Transcripts are free without an account, and a free account gets three clips. Happy to answer questions about the pipeline or the pricing.

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