Questions, answered.

The finished widescreen edit of your episode, the one that already switches between cameras. PodClip finds every camera change and frames each shot for vertical: two or three people stacked on wide shots, zoomed in on close-ups.

No. Paste just a start time and PodClip reads what’s said and offers two endings: its best pick and a shorter or longer one. Switch between them in a click.

Everything. The trim, each shot’s framing, every caption and highlight word, their timing, size and position, cuts inside the clip, and the music. PodClip does the first pass; you have the last word.

Just the link you send. It works in any browser, on a phone or a computer, with no account. They can watch, download, approve each clip or ask for changes at an exact moment.

Vertical 9:16 at 1080p on every plan, and 4K or ProRes on Pro and up. MP4 for posting, ProRes for finishing.

By the hours of podcast you add to PodClip each month. Clips per month are capped on the Free, Starter and Creator plans. Cutting more clips from an episode you’ve already added doesn’t use more hours (only the monthly clip limit, on the plans that have one).

PodClip is an app for your computer. PodClip for Mac needs Apple silicon (M1 or newer) and macOS 13 Ventura or later. PodClip for Windows needs 64-bit Windows 10 (version 1809 or later) or Windows 11. Sign in with your PodClip account and your plan comes with you.

Yes. Cancel from your billing page and your plan stays active until the end of the period you’ve paid for.

Your episodes stay on your computer: PodClip cuts, transcribes, frames and exports them there. Only the transcript text needed for AI suggestions goes to Claude, and only the clips you send to a client are uploaded, to a private link that isn’t listed or indexed. You can take it down whenever you like.