Cut on the answer, never inside it
The selection works on complete sentences. A clip ends when the answer does, so a quote is never cut off before its point.
An interview is a list of answers, and the good ones are quotable on their own. shortshort reads the transcript, cuts on the question and its full answer, follows the face that is talking and captions the words, so a 40-minute conversation becomes a set of quotes with a face on them.
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The selection works on complete sentences. A clip ends when the answer does, so a quote is never cut off before its point.
Face tracking moves the 9:16 crop between interviewer and guest. If a switch lands a second early, every keyframe can be moved or locked in the studio.
Impact captions bold one word per line. On a quote, that word is the name, the number or the verdict.
Publish the shorts and the source sits on the same page with its transcript, so a clip can never be accused of missing context.
Five steps. About two minutes of your time.
Suggested captions: Impact. A quote lives on one word. Impact puts it in bold and leaves the rest readable.
Yes. The crop is placed on the person speaking and moves at each change of speaker. Wide two-shots are kept full-frame when cropping would cut someone out.
Yes. In the studio each passage has an in and an out point you can change, and the captions follow. Render again and the clip is replaced.
Captions come from the timed transcript. You can adjust the passages and the emphasis; the words themselves are those recognised from the audio, with a manual SRT import available for a corrected transcript.
Transcription follows the audio, so an interview in French, Spanish or English is captioned in that language. The interface is in English.
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.