Prepare short clips from longer spoken video

What is Choppity?

Choppity is an AI video editor focused on repurposing long recordings. Its official site describes detecting useful moments, creating short clips, generating styled subtitles, reframing footage vertically, following the active speaker, and editing through the transcript. It also lists posting and scheduling capabilities. The starting material is an existing recording whose ideas can be presented in shorter form, with an editor deciding which extracts remain understandable outside the full conversation.

Select an idea with a complete payoff

Review the generated candidates for an opening that provides context and an ending that completes the speaker's point. A dramatic phrase is not enough if the qualification comes later. Use transcript editing to refine the selection, then watch the media to check the rhythm of cuts and the relationship between question and answer.

Check reframing and subtitles throughout

Speaker tracking and vertical reframing can help adapt footage to a different viewing format. Inspect moments where people overlap, turn away, or refer to slides. Correct subtitle names and terms, and make sure text does not hide the relevant visual. Only schedule the clip after reviewing the actual version intended for the destination platform.

Features to explore

• AI clip selection
• Styled automatic subtitles
• Vertical reframing and speaker tracking
• Transcript editing and scheduling

Who is Choppity for?

Useful for podcast producers, interview teams, and creators repurposing spoken recordings. It is especially relevant when a person can curate the selected moments and review caption accuracy and framing before the clips enter a publishing schedule.

Before you get started

Automated selections may omit context or crop important visuals. Verify source permissions, captions, and the final cut, and do not treat promised clip counts or viral potential as a guarantee of useful results.