LONG VIDEO TO TIKTOK

Turn your video into TikToks.

Upload the long video once. ClipHit transcribes the whole recording, finds the strongest moments and cuts them vertical with animated captions, ready to post even if you never recorded anything with TikTok in mind.

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HOW IT WORKS

How do you turn a long video into TikToks?

Turning a long video into TikToks with ClipHit takes four steps: upload the file, the AI transcribes the whole recording and finds the strongest moments, cuts them vertical with word-by-word burned-in captions, and you edit and export before posting.

  1. 01

    Upload the file

    We accept MP4, MOV, WebM and AVI for video, and MP3, M4A, WAV and AAC for audio on its own. Minutes come off your plan, however big the file is.

  2. 02

    It gets transcribed in full

    The AI reads the whole video, so a one-hour podcast or a long talk works just as well as something already shot for social.

  3. 03

    The TikToks get cut

    Each moment is cropped to vertical 9:16 with word-by-word animated captions, built to read with the sound on or off.

  4. 04

    You edit and export

    No timeline to learn: tap the word where you want the clip to start or end, and the file is ready to post.

THE CLIP, INSIDE CLIPHIT

From a long talk to a clip that stands on its own.

Every TikTok arrives cut and captioned, and the rest of the moments from the same video wait beside it for you to pick from.

THE CLIP, INSIDE CLIPHIT
9:160:35
Nobodyvalidatesanideabyaskingifpeoplelikeit.

The mistake of asking 'would you use this?'

WHY IT COMES OUT WELL

No need to record with TikTok in mind

The source material is your normal long video, an interview, a podcast, a talk. The AI finds the moment inside it that works as a standalone piece.

What doesn't land muted gets lost in the first seconds

TikTok rewards videos that hold someone past the first glance, and that starts with making sense with the sound off. The burned-in caption is what keeps that first second from being lost.

You tap the word, not the timeline

The cut is decided by pointing at a word in the transcript, not manipulating a timeline bar. It's the same gesture whether you're shrinking or stretching the clip.

FROM THE SAME VIDEO

TikTok isn't the only piece that comes out of the video.

The same vertical cut works for YouTube Shorts and Reels with no extra export, and the same video also gives you the blog post, the carousel, the chapters, and the LinkedIn and X posts.

Questions.

Upload a video and see the TikToks it makes.

7 days free, no credit card. The first TikToks come out of the first video you upload.

Behind ClipHit is a podcast and a channel of our own that produced episodes faster than we could turn them into content. Who is behind it