Six steps. Most of them happen on their own.
Here’s what happens between dropping in an episode and your client saying yes.
- 1
Drop in the episode
Open PodClip on your Mac or PC and drop in the finished widescreen edit, 30 minutes or two hours. It stays on your computer, so there’s nothing to upload.
- 2
Paste your timestamps
One clip per line: a start and an end, or just a start and let PodClip find two endings. Add a name after the time if you like.
- 3
PodClip does the first pass
Each clip is cut, transcribed, framed for vertical shot by shot, captioned, and given highlight words, right on your computer.
- 4
Fine-tune anything
Trim, reframe a shot, fix a word, move the big words, cut out a stumble, set the music. Every change saves as you go and can be undone.
- 5
Export
Vertical 9:16 in 1080p or 4K. One clip, or every clip from the episode at once. On a Mac you can also send them to Final Cut Pro.
- 6
Send it for approval
One private link for your client. Their approvals and notes come straight back into PodClip.
Your finished edit, not the raw cameras.
PodClip works from the episode as it airs: the widescreen edit that already switches between cameras. It finds each camera change and frames every shot for vertical on its own.
Try it on an episode.
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