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Boostlix Clipper · In development

Stop watching hours of footage just to find a 45-second clip.

Upload long-form footage. Tell Boostlix what you are looking for. AI finds the moments worth clipping, explains why, and puts the best opportunities first, so you spend your time editing instead of scrubbing.

Not available yet: a small private beta comes first. No pricing has been set.

How it works

  1. Step 1

    Upload

    A podcast, interview, stream or webinar you own or have permission to use. It goes straight to private storage.

  2. Step 2

    Write a brief

    Optional: what you need, for which platform, how long, and what to avoid. “Strong standalone business lessons, 30–60 seconds, no profanity.”

  3. Step 3

    AI reads the transcript

    Clipper transcribes the audio and looks for moments with a strong hook, a clear payoff and no need for earlier context.

  4. Step 4

    You choose

    Review candidates with timestamps, hooks, summaries and reasons. Preview each one, then select, save or reject it.

More than timestamps

Every candidate comes with the context you need to decide quickly: where it starts and ends, the opening line, what it is about, and why it could work as a standalone clip. Moments that start mid-sentence, stop before the payoff, repeat another candidate or ignore your brief are filtered out.

The Clip Score is an AI editorial estimate to help you review the strongest options first. It is a recommendation, not a prediction of views.

Illustrative example of one candidate

00:14:22 – 00:15:17 · 55s · Strong opinion

91

Clip Score

“Most businesses waste money on Meta ads because they optimise for the cheapest lead…”

The speaker explains why optimising for cheap leads can bring in poor-quality customers, with a client example.

Why this could work

  • Strong opening statement
  • Understandable without the rest of the episode
  • Clear argument with a concrete payoff
  • Fits the requested 30–60 seconds
Hook91
Standalone94
Payoff87

Built for

  • Clippers working through long podcasts, streams and interviews
  • Short-form editors with a client brief to match
  • Creators repurposing their own long-form content
  • Agencies reviewing hours of client footage

Private by default

  • Videos in private storage, viewed only through short-lived links
  • Source videos deleted automatically after 30 days
  • Audio and transcripts go to our speech-to-text and AI providers only to analyse your video, with their model-training programs switched off
  • Your content is not used to train Boostlix models

Questions

Can I use Clipper now?

Not yet. Clipper is in development and a small private beta comes first. There is no public sign-up or pricing yet; if you clip or edit long-form video regularly and want to try it early, contact us.

Does it make the clips for me?

The first version finds and explains the moments: start and end times, the hook, a summary, the transcript and why it could work. You choose which ones to use. Cutting clips and adding captions inside Clipper are planned next.

Can I paste a YouTube link?

No. You upload footage you own or have permission to use. Clipper does not download videos from YouTube or other platforms.

Will the clips go viral?

Nobody can promise that, and Clipper does not try to. Each moment gets a Clip Score: an AI editorial estimate of how well it works as a standalone clip for your brief, so you can review the strongest options first. It is not a prediction of views.

What happens to my videos?

They are stored privately, viewed only through short-lived links, and deleted automatically after 30 days (sooner if you delete the project). To analyse them, the audio is sent to a speech-to-text provider and the transcript to an AI model provider, with their model-training programs switched off. Your content is not used to train Boostlix models.

Clip or edit long-form video every week? Tell us about your workflow and we will consider you for the private beta.