One upload per file, up to 2 GB
The limit per file is 2 GB; a heavier recording can be re-exported at a lower bitrate, or split into two files, and each costs 1 credit per minute.
The shortshort studio, the one product on this site, works on the VOD once the stream is over: you upload the recording as a file of up to 2 GB, at 1 credit per minute (120 credits for a 2-hour stream), and it reads the full transcript before proposing passages that stand on their own, 10 per video on Creator and 20 on the Studio plan.
30 free credits, no cardUp to 2 GB per videoMP4 · 9:16 or 4:5
shortshort cuts the recording of a stream, up to 2 GB, into 9:16 clips aimed at 15 to 90 seconds, on complete passages, framed on your face and captioned.
Example with shortshort: a 2-hour stream becomes 10 shorts of about 40 seconds, for 120 credits on the Creator plan.
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The rules of the studio that matter most here.
The limit per file is 2 GB; a heavier recording can be re-exported at a lower bitrate, or split into two files, and each costs 1 credit per minute.
The Studio plan allows up to 20 shorts from one upload and Creator 10, and the shorts proposed together never share a passage of the VOD; the credit cost of the stream does not change with the count.
The crop follows your face when the camera is on screen and resets when the recording cuts; a slide, a shared screen or a wide shot is detected and kept whole.
Four steps. About two minutes of your time; the processing itself runs on our servers and depends on the length of the video.
What the search term usually implies, and the studio does not do.
Nothing happens live: the studio works on the recording after the stream ends, not on the running broadcast.
No link import from Twitch or Kick: their recordings have to be downloaded as a file and uploaded; a YouTube VOD can be pasted as a link.
No chat or reaction detection: the selection reads the transcript, not the chat log or the viewer count, so a moment that was big for the chat but silent on the mic is not proposed.
A published transformation from the community: the original on top, the shorts it became below, with the transcript of each short.
3 of 6 shorts shown · The Override That Saved Humanity · watch it in the community, with the transcript of each short
Demo footage: Tears of Steel © Blender Foundation, licensed CC BY 3.0. Cut, cropped and captioned by shortshort.
No. shortshort needs the finished recording: it transcribes the whole file first and only then selects passages. Download the VOD when the stream ends and upload that.
Split it into two files of about two hours, each under 2 GB: at 1080p a four-hour recording is usually well over 2 GB, and a lower bitrate or resolution also brings a file down. Each file is one upload and costs 1 credit per minute; a four-hour stream is 240 credits in all.
The 9:16 crop is placed on your face when the camera is on screen and moves with it; scene detection resets it when the recording cuts, and a slide, a shared screen or a wide shot is kept whole. Framing is automatic and has no manual override, so on a busy layout with a chat column or a game capture, check the preview before you render.
Your part is the settings and the review of the proposals; the transcription and the selection run without you. With an account, generation and rendering run on our servers on every plan, so a long VOD does not tie up your browser: once the upload finishes you can close the tab.
The audio is exported as recorded; there is no cleaning, no music removal and no re-mix, so whatever was in the stream is in the clip.
No. Streamers reach the shortshort studio through this page, and nothing here is a separate build: a VOD goes through the same 2 GB upload limit, the same 1 credit per minute and the same MP4 export, in 9:16 or 4:5, as a podcast or a webinar does.
Free to try with 30 credits. 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.