Features
Six jobs a video editor used to do, now done before you open the file
Here is what Snipply does with a long recording, one part at a time. Each part shows the screen you will actually use, and what it means for your week. Your original file stays untouched throughout, and nothing is posted until you approve it.
The working parts
Read them in order, or jump to the one you are worried about. They all work on the same recording, so nothing has to be uploaded twice.
Snipply listens to the whole recording and marks the moments where someone gives a clear answer, a good line or a number that lands. Each gets a score from 0 to 100, a start time and a length. You tick the ones you want and press one button.
Where it fitsMonday morning, after Friday’s webinar. Open the list, tick four, and the cutting is done by the time your coffee is.
Every word is written out and lined up with the audio. If a guest’s name is spelled wrong, correct it once and every caption that uses it changes too. Select a sentence and turn it into a clip without leaving the page.
Where it fitsRight after the highlights list. Skim for names and product terms, fix them, and the captions are right before you export.
A podcast with no video still gets something to watch. Turn thirty seconds of audio into a moving waveform, or lift one sentence into a quote card. Choose Waveform, Bars or Circle, and your colors and logo come from the brand kit.
Where it fitsThe day an episode goes live. Make one audiogram and three quote cards, and the launch week is already planned.
What stays yours
Snipply suggests. You decide what is cut, and what is posted.
Every clip waits for your tick, and every post waits for your approval. Pull anything from the queue before it goes out.Shaping and sending
Choose vertical 9:16, square 1:1 or widescreen 16:9. Snipply re-frames the clip and keeps the speaker, or the part of the screen that matters, in view. You can nudge the frame by hand if it guessed wrong.
Where it fitsWhen the same moment has to go to a short-video app, a feed and a website. Tick three boxes instead of exporting three times.
Line clips up across the week and pick a channel for each. Snipply posts at the time you set, and the queue always shows what goes out next. Anything marked Approve waits for a person to say yes.
Where it fitsPlanning day. Fill Thursday to Monday in ten minutes, then get on with the rest of your work.
Each recording also gets a short written summary with the key points and a list of topics. Paste it into a newsletter, a blog post or the notes under the video. Edit it like any other text.
Where it fitsThe follow-up email after a webinar. The summary is already written, so you only add the greeting.
Keeping it tidy
Every clip stays linked to its source file and the second it began. Open a clip next month and you can see exactly which recording it came from, and cut it again if you want a longer one.
See which plan fits your uploadsSecurity and reliability
Recordings can hold unreleased numbers and private calls. Here is how Snipply treats them.
Snipply reads your file and works on copies. The recording you uploaded is the recording you can download.
FilesScheduled posts go out at the time you chose. Approval flows on the Network plan hold a post until a teammate signs it off.
PublishingUploads travel over an encrypted connection and are stored encrypted. Only people in your workspace can open them.
StorageRemove a recording and its clips, transcript and summary from the library whenever you like.
ControlIf a render is interrupted, it restarts from the last finished clip. The queue shows its status the whole time.
ReliabilityIntegrations