An all-hands runs an hour, and the colleagues who need it most are asleep, on a plane or three time zones away while it happens. shortshort reads the recording, keeps each announcement whole and hands back 55-second clips for Slack, the intranet and the onboarding folder, one per topic.
30 free credits, no cardUp to 2 GB per videoMP4 · 9:16 or 4:5
Turn an hour-long all-hands recording into vertical clips, one announcement each: the deck stays readable, and a paid plan can keep them out of the gallery.
Example with shortshort: a 57-minute all-hands becomes 9 shorts of about 55 seconds, for 57 credits, from the Creator plan.
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The transcript is read for the passage that states a point and finishes it: the policy and the date it takes effect, the figure and the sentence that explains it. A 55-second target can stretch to 68 seconds when the sentence needs the room, because half a commitment is worse than none.
An all-hands moves from the CEO to finance to engineering with no warning. The 9:16 frame sits on the face on screen, and a change of shot is a hard cut in the framing rather than a slow drift across the room.
A revenue chart, an org chart or a launch timeline is left at its full width instead of being sliced, so nobody has to reopen the deck to read a number. The vertical crop is spent on people.
Exported shorts join the community gallery by default, with the recording they came from. Any paid plan, from €12 a month, adds an account setting that keeps your videos out of it, the ones already exported included, which is the setting an internal comms team turns on before an unreleased roadmap is clipped at all.
Five steps. About two minutes of your time; the processing itself runs on our servers and depends on the length of the video.
Suggested captions: Minimal. A date, a headcount or a policy gets quoted and forwarded. Minimal shows the wording exactly as it was said, with no animation turning an internal update into an advert.
Upload the meeting as a file of up to 2 GB, in MP4, MOV or WebM, then set a clip count and a target length. The AI reads the transcript and returns each clip as an H.264 MP4 at 30 fps, 1080 x 1920 in 9:16 or 1080 x 1350 in 4:5, aimed at the length you set between 15 and 90 seconds. The free tier caps a video at 3 clips and stamps a watermark; Starter allows 5, Creator 10 and the Studio plan 20.
Yes, as long as it is exported as MP4, MOV or WebM. A speaker view, a grid of participants or a shared deck are all video like any other: the 9:16 frame stays on the person on screen and moves at each change of view, while a slide on screen is left at full width instead of being squeezed into the vertical frame.
The ones that survive without the hour around them: a policy with the date it takes effect, a figure with the sentence that explains it, a question from the floor with the answer given to it. Selection runs on complete sentences and aims to end a clip after the commitment, not halfway through it.
By default, yes: an exported short lands in the community gallery with the meeting recording it came from, while drafts you never export stay private. Any account can withdraw a published short at any time, and a paid plan from €12 a month adds a setting that keeps your videos out of the gallery altogether, the exports already made included.
Billing is by the minute of source video, not by the clip: a 57-minute meeting costs 57 credits whether it yields three clips or nine. Starter is €12 a month for 480 credits, eight meetings; Creator is €29 for 1,600, twenty-eight; the Studio plan is €79 for 6,000. Nine clips from one meeting needs Creator or the Studio plan, and the 30 credits given at signup cover a first meeting of up to 30 minutes.
Upload the recording once the meeting ends, up to 2 GB, and ask for one clip per announcement: the year's results, next year's priorities, the holiday calendar, so colleagues who were travelling or already on leave get the parts that concern them when they are back in January. A year-end meeting often carries figures and plans that are not public yet, so check where the clips will go first. Your upload stays private until you export; exported shorts join the community with their source video by default, and any paid plan can keep them out. On a paid plan, turn on the setting that keeps your videos out of the gallery before the first export; a free account can only withdraw each published short afterwards, and its exports carry a watermark.
Free to try with 30 credits and up to 3 shorts per video. Your upload stays private until you export; exported shorts join the community with their source video by default, and any paid plan can keep them out.