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Slides stay full-frame, the presenter gets the crop
Scene detection tells a slide from a face. When the recording switches to a slide, the clip keeps the full image so the text stays readable; when the presenter is back, the frame follows them.
A webinar is recorded once and watched by the people who registered. The recording holds a dozen moments worth a post, and the Q&A at the end is usually the best part. shortshort finds them, keeps slides legible and turns the recording into a month of content.
30 free credits, no cardUp to 2 GB per videoMP4 · 9:16 or 4:5
Turn a 45 or 60 minute webinar into vertical clips: slides stay full-frame and readable, the presenter stays in frame, and the Q&A becomes a series of answers.
Example with shortshort: a 48-minute webinar becomes 8 shorts of about 40 seconds, for 48 credits, from the Creator plan.
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Four things the studio does to a 48-minute webinar, three of them shown as they happen.
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Scene detection tells a slide from a face. When the recording switches to a slide, the clip keeps the full image so the text stays readable; when the presenter is back, the frame follows them.
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Answers to the audience are complete units. The AI keeps complete answers and explanations, chosen to open and close on a sentence, which gives you clips that stand alone without context. If a question sits just before a clip, move its start back in the studio.
The reason most clips fail is that they stop before the idea lands, and a viewer who never hears the end of the sentence has no reason to share it. ✂ mid-sentence
The reason most clips fail is that they stop before the idea lands, and a viewer who never hears the end of the sentence has no reason to share it. ✂ on the full stop
Same passage, same 30-second target. shortshort keeps going to the end of the sentence, 37 seconds here, which is inside the 25% margin it allows.
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Impact captions highlight one word per line. On a webinar that word is the figure, the product name or the objection, which is what stops the scroll.
Suggested captions: Impact. A webinar clip has to carry one number or one claim. Impact makes that word the only thing on screen.
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With an account, the whole generation runs on our servers, on every plan. Once the recording is uploaded, close the tab, and the clips are in My projects when you return.
Five steps. About two minutes of your time; the processing itself runs on our servers and depends on the length of the video.
Export the recording from your webinar platform and upload it, up to 2 GB in MP4, MOV or WebM, then choose how many clips you want and a target length between 15 and 90 seconds. The AI transcribes the webinar and keeps complete answers and claims; slides stay full-frame, the presenter is cropped to 9:16 on the face on screen with automatic zooms, and every word is captioned. The recording costs one credit per minute whatever the number of clips, and a new account starts with 30 free credits. Each short is an MP4 you can upload to LinkedIn as a native video, in 9:16 at 1080 x 1920 or 4:5 at 1080 x 1350, and the 9:16 file also goes to YouTube Shorts, TikTok and Reels.
Yes. Slides and wide shots are detected and kept as a full image with the empty space above and below, instead of being cropped to a 9:16 slice that would cut the text.
Not by section: the AI selects from the whole transcript. Ask for clips of 30 to 60 seconds, the length of a question and its answer, render only the proposals taken from the Q&A, or move a proposal onto any passage in the studio by typing its start and end.
No. The limit is the file size, 2 GB per file. A 75-minute recording costs 75 credits, whatever the number of clips.
Yes. Exported shorts join the community by default, with their source video; every paid plan includes the option to keep your videos out of it, applied to past and future exports, and any account can withdraw a published short at any time.
Yes. Download the MP4 and upload it from your LinkedIn profile or company page; shortshort does not post to LinkedIn for you.
LinkedIn's help pages accept an uploaded video at any aspect ratio from 1:2.4 to 2.4:1, which covers both 9:16 and 4:5, and name 4:5 as the recommended vertical ratio for video ads. shortshort exports a series in either shape, the 4:5 one framed again on the face rather than cut from the 9:16, and you upload the MP4 to LinkedIn yourself. Keep 9:16 when the same file also goes to YouTube Shorts, TikTok and Reels; the guide below goes through when a 4:5 export is worth making as well. Guide: 4:5 video size, and when to use it instead of 9:16. LinkedIn Help: Video sharing troubleshooting, read . LinkedIn Help: Video ads advertising specifications, read .
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.