You explain the same five things to every client, and the best version of each is sitting in a recording nobody will open again. shortshort reads the session transcript, keeps the passages where the thought is finished, crops to whoever is talking and times every caption on your voice, so a 57-minute session comes back as seven clips that show how you actually work.
60 free credits, no cardUp to 3 hours per videoMP4 · 1080 × 1920
The transcript is scanned for passages that close a thought: the question you asked, the reframe you offered, the exercise explained from start to finish. Ask for 55 seconds and a clip may run to 68 to reach the end of the sentence, because a coaching idea cut in half is worse than no clip at all.
In speaker view the 9:16 crop sits on the person talking and switches the moment someone else takes over. A grid of participants counts as a wide shot and is kept whole, and so is a slide you shared, so nobody is cropped out of their own session.
Your upload and your drafts stay private; what reaches the community gallery is the exported short, and it takes its source video along. Every paid plan, from €12 a month, carries the switch that holds all of it back, on what you have already exported as much as on everything after.
A credit is a minute of recording, and the number of clips changes nothing: 57 minutes in, 57 credits, for three clips or for ten. Starter's 240 credits a month cover four sessions, Creator's 800 cover fourteen, and the 60 credits a new account starts with cover one whole session with three to spare.
Five steps. About two minutes of your time.
Suggested captions: Karaoke. A reframe is one sentence people re-read and screenshot. Karaoke keeps the whole line on screen and lights the word you are on, so the sentence can be read as a sentence instead of one word at a time.
Upload the session recording to shortshort, up to 3 hours and 2 GB in MP4, MOV or WebM, then ask for clips of 15 to 90 seconds each, as many as your plan allows: 3 on the free tier, 5 on Starter, 10 on Creator, 20 on Studio. The AI transcribes the call, keeps the passages that hold a complete thought, crops to 9:16 on whoever is speaking and times every caption on the audio; the files come back as MP4 in 1080 x 1920. Processing costs one credit for each minute of the recording, and a new account starts with 60 credits.
Only with the consent of the person recorded, and only for the part you are willing to show. A short published to the gallery takes its source video with it, so on a paid plan set your account to stay out of the community first; the setting covers what you exported before it as well. In the studio the start and the end of every passage are seconds you can edit, so a clip can keep your answer and leave the client's story out before you render it again.
Yes. Any MP4, MOV or WebM file works, whatever recorded it. In speaker view the vertical crop follows the person talking and changes with the speaker; a gallery grid of participants or a shared slide is treated as a wide shot and kept whole instead of being cropped onto one face.
Between 1 and 20, and the plan sets the ceiling: 3 on the free tier, which also stamps a watermark, 5 on Starter, 10 on Creator, 20 on Studio. Each one runs 15 to 90 seconds, and asking for more of them costs no more credits: the price follows the length of the session, not the number of clips.
A session costs its own length in credits: 57 minutes, 57 credits, no matter how many clips you take out of it. Starter, €12 a month for 240 credits, covers four sessions; a fifth session in the month tips you into Creator, €29 for 800 credits and fourteen sessions, with Studio at €79 for 3,000 and fifty-two. The 60 credits given at signup pay for one whole session before you choose a plan.
Free to try with 60 credits. Your source video stays yours; the shorts you export join the community, and a plan keeps them out of it.