Podcast clip maker: a week of shorts from every episode
An hour-long episode holds a dozen moments worth posting, and finding them by hand takes longer than recording did. Zophous listens for the hooks, cuts each moment into a vertical clip, captions it, and keeps the speaker in frame.
Every clip gets a virality score, so you can schedule the strongest ones across the week instead of guessing.
How podcasters use it
One episode in, a week of posts out.
- Paste the episode's YouTube link or upload the video file.
- Pick the part of the episode to clip, up to two hours at a time on a paid plan.
- Get captioned vertical clips with hooks, scored for virality.
- Schedule them to TikTok and YouTube across the week on a paid plan.
Made for the way episodes sound
Podcast moments land on what's said, so captions are burned in automatically and every clip opens on a hook rather than mid-sentence. Reframing keeps the person speaking centered when the camera is wide.
Room for a weekly show
The free plan covers 60 minutes a month, enough to try one episode. Creator Pro gives 600 minutes a month for $29, roughly ten hour-long episodes, plus direct posting and the DNA Profile, which learns which of your clips perform.
Frequently asked questions
How many clips do I get from one episode?+
It depends on how much of the episode you clip. Zophous recommends a number of clips for the part you choose, and a longer part gives you more.
Does it work for video podcasts?+
Yes. Paste the episode's YouTube link or upload an MP4 or MOV, and the clips come back vertical with the speaker kept in frame.
Can I schedule clips across the week?+
On any paid plan you can schedule clips to TikTok and YouTube from the app. On the free plan you download them and post yourself.
How much does it cost?+
It's free for 60 minutes a month. Creator Starter is $15 for 200 minutes and Creator Pro is $29 for 600 minutes, both with watermark-free clips and posting.
Can I clip videos I don't own?+
Zophous never claims ownership of your content, and you're responsible for having the rights to what you clip. Clipping someone else's video without permission or a valid fair-use basis can infringe their copyright.
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