Upload a video you've already published. VisionSnip finds the moments that work as Shorts, reframes them to 9:16 with the speaker in frame and adds captions that follow every word.
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This clip was found, cut and captioned in VisionSnip in the Hormozi style. It's shown at 16:9 here; for Shorts you'd export it at 9:16.
Have a video that did well? Its best moments are a good place to start. Upload it and ask for clips on the topics viewers responded to.
Download your own video from YouTube Studio, or use the original export from your editor.
The AI picks self-contained 30 to 60 second moments that open with a strong line.
Smart reframe keeps the speaker in frame. Add captions, then download each Short as an MP4.
A Short has to make sense to someone who has never seen your channel. The best ones come from moments where you state something clearly and finish the thought: a tip, a result, a strong opinion, a quick story.
VisionSnip's picks run 30 to 60 seconds, well inside YouTube's three-minute limit for Shorts, and start on a line that gives viewers a reason to stay. Trim either end in the editor if you want it tighter.
Shorts are a good way to bring new viewers to your long videos. When you upload a Short, you can link a related video, so point each clip at the video it came from.
Most people watch Shorts on a phone, often somewhere noisy, and captions let them follow along either way. Pick Hormozi or Bold for energetic clips and Clean or Minimal for calmer ones, and use the size control if the text feels too big or too small.
Not at the moment: upload the video file. For videos on your own channel, open YouTube Studio, go to Content and choose Download from the video's options menu.
No. Download each clip and upload it in YouTube Studio or the YouTube app, where you add the title and link the related video.
9:16. You can crop and let smart reframe follow the speaker, or keep the whole frame with a blurred background or black bars.
Yes, clips made on the Free plan carry a small VisionSnip watermark. Paid plans export without it.
Only clip videos you own or have permission to use, such as your own channel's videos or recordings you have the rights to.