Every episode,
a week of clips.
Upload an episode of up to two hours. Felvero finds the moments that stand on their own, frames whoever is speaking, adds captions and gives you clips ready to post, vertical for Shorts, Reels and TikTok or horizontal for YouTube.
Less work,
more videos posted.
Scrubbing a two-hour episode to find the good parts takes an afternoon.
AI reads the whole transcript and picks the moments with a strong opening and a complete thought.
A wide two-person shot looks tiny on a phone.
The camera follows whoever is talking, or stacks both speakers in a split screen.
Most people watch clips with the sound off.
Every clip gets word-by-word captions and a short title on top for the first seconds.
Three steps,
a few minutes.
- 1
Upload the episode
Up to two hours, straight from your recording software.
- 2
Review the clips
Each moment opens in the editor: trim it, fix a word, change the look.
- 3
Render and post
Render the clips you like, with a title, description and hashtags written for each.
Best moments, found for you
Up to 15 clips per episode, each with a hook in the first seconds.
Active speaker and split screen
Faces stay big on a vertical screen, whoever is talking.
Captions in your brand
Animated templates with your colors, font and watermark, saved in your Brand kit.
Ready to publish
A title, description and hashtags for every clip, plus SRT files for YouTube.
Clips that work for podcasts
- A guest's strongest opinion
- A question and its full answer
- A short story with an ending
- A funny exchange between hosts
- One practical tip listeners can use today
How long can an episode be?
Up to two hours per upload (20 minutes on the free sample).
Can I get horizontal clips for YouTube too?
Yes. Choose 16:9 and pick clip lengths of 1–3, 3–8 or 8–15 minutes, in 1080p with captions.
How much does it cost?
A long video uses one minute of your balance for every five minutes of episode, and rendering its clips uses nothing more. You can start with a free sample.
Can I edit the clips Felvero picks?
Yes. Every clip opens in the editor, where you can move the start and end, fix the captions and change the framing.