Shorts, TikTok, Reels
Turn one long video into a stack of shorts, ready to post
Clipping a long recording by hand means watching all of it twice: once to find the moments and again to caption and frame them. TurboCut reads the whole recording, finds the moments that make sense on their own, and does the part a clipper charges for.
Every clip leaves ready to post
A clip that only makes sense if you watched the stream is not a short. TurboCut picks moments that stand alone, then packages each one so it works on a phone with the sound off.
- A bold burned-in hook on every clip
- Word-timed captions
- A title built to get the click
- One toggle bleeps swearing in both the audio and the captions
Framed the way you want
Landscape footage does not fit a vertical screen by accident. Choose a crop or a split screen, such as a facecam stacked over gameplay, and set the framing yourself against a live preview of the actual frame.
Export 9:16 for Shorts, TikTok, and Reels. Studio Pro and above also export 1:1 and 16:9 from the same edit.
And the long video too
Most clipping tools stop at clips. The same pass that finds your shorts also cuts the long-form video, with chapters and captions, so the recording becomes a YouTube upload and its shorts at once. Turn any moment into its own short, or stitch several into one.
Questions
Which platforms can I post to?
On paid plans, publish to YouTube straight from the studio. For TikTok and Instagram, download the clips and post them; direct publishing there is on the way.
What kinds of video work best?
Anything long where people talk: streams, podcasts, commentary, tutorials, and recorded gameplay. TurboCut reads the words, so speech is what it finds moments in.
Is there a watermark?
The free plan adds a TurboCut watermark and renders at 720p. Every paid plan is watermark-free.
Try it on your own footage
Bring one long recording and see the cut it makes. The free plan includes 1 hour of video every month.
Start for freeUpdated September 26, 2026