Turn your video into a newsletter.
You recorded an hour-long talk and your mailing list never heard about it. ClipHit transcribes the whole video, finds the idea holding it together and writes the email that tells it: subject line, body, and a close that sends people back to the full video.
How do you turn a video into a newsletter?
You upload the video or paste its YouTube link, ClipHit transcribes the whole thing and writes the email from what you actually said, not from a summary of the title. You get the subject line and the body separately, edit them in the browser and paste them into Substack, Mailchimp, Beehiiv or whichever sender you use.
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Upload the video
Drop the file or paste a YouTube link. No duration limit: a two-hour class goes in the same way a fifteen-minute talk does.
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It gets transcribed in full
The transcript covers the entire video, so the email can quote something you said at minute forty and not just the intro.
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The email gets written
A subject line that reads in the inbox without being opened, a body that tells the main idea, and a close inviting people to watch the video it all came from.
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You edit it and send
Subject line and body are edited in separate boxes, with the email preview beside them. Copy and paste into your sending platform.
The email, with its preview beside it
The subject line gets its own box because it is the only thing deciding whether the email gets opened. The body sits below it. On the right, how it will read in the inbox before you copy it out.
Your list hears about what you record
Publishing the video is not telling anyone. An email lands in the inbox of people who already gave you their address, and it is the one channel where you are not fighting an algorithm for attention you had already earned.
Written from the video, not about it
The email quotes what you actually said, with the detail you stopped on. It is not a generic description written off the title and the thumbnail.
One video, several pieces
The same video that becomes a newsletter also comes out as an article, a thread and vertical clips. It gets transcribed once and used everywhere.
Everything that comes out of the same video, without uploading it twice
The newsletter is one of the pieces. These two come out of the same transcript, in the same pass, and usually get published the same week.
Questions
Upload a video and see the newsletter it makes.
Seven-day trial, no card. One long video is enough to see whether the email sounds like something you would write.
ClipHit came out of our own channel, which recorded more than it managed to publish, and a mailing list that almost never found out. About ClipHit