Paste a long video and get ready-to-post vertical shorts, captioned, reframed, and titled for every platform. In minutes, in any language.
Free to start Β· no card on the free plan Β· first clips in minutes
We took real projects, looked at the frames and listened to the captions, and fixed what a viewer notices.
Auto framing decides shot by shot: crop to the face, or the whole frame when nobody is in it.
A second pass corrects misheard words in every language, without moving a single caption.
Keep it clear of the face automatically, or pin it top, centre or bottom. The cover carries the same one.
Fonts per language, presets previewed in that language, and an end card voiced in the clip's own tongue.
Your own timezone, nothing scheduled into the past, and teammates on Pro and Creator.
A launchpad that shows what it can do, and a card that follows your running job live.
Spark is SpikeReel's tools site. Three are open now, and everything you make there lands in your normal projects.
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AI ExpandTurn a wide video into a vertical one without cropping the action. The missing picture is painted in above and below.
Viral PresetsCut your speaker out and drop them into a designed look, with animated words and reactions that match what is said.
Idea to videoType a topic and get a finished short back, with footage, a headline and captions already on it.spark.spikereel.com
Most AI clippers caption in English or quietly machine-translate your words. SpikeReel transcribes and captions in the language you actually spoke, so your clips sound like you, not a translation.
Built for creators who ship, on every platform that matters
Every clip on the right came out of SpikeReel from one long video: the moment picked automatically, reframed to vertical, captions burned in, title and hashtags written. Nothing was touched by hand afterwards.
No more scrubbing a 2-hour video for the good parts. SpikeReel reads the whole thing, scores every moment for hooks, emotion and pacing, and hands you the clips most likely to pop, each with a virality grade.
Word-by-word animated captions burned in, in the video's own language, plus speaker-tracking auto-reframe that keeps the talking head perfectly in the 9:16 frame. Pick a style and it's done.
Generate per-platform titles, descriptions and hashtags, tuned for each network and written in your language, then schedule or post to TikTok, YouTube, Reels, X and more without leaving the studio.
Paste a link and tell the Agent what you want. It clips your video, generates new clips from a prompt, and schedules the best ones to your channels, all from one chat.
Three steps. A few minutes.
Wire clipping into your own product or pipeline. Submit a video, poll for results, publish to social, and get signed webhooks when clips are ready.
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An AI clip studio that turns long videos into short, captioned, vertical clips, picking the moments worth posting from what is actually said.
Upload a video or paste a link. We transcribe it, find the best moments, reframe to 9:16, and burn in animated captions with a title and hashtags, ready to post in minutes.
Captions, titles and hashtags are generated in the video's own language, 90+ languages, including right-to-left and non-Latin scripts, never auto-translated to English.
Anything where someone is talking: podcasts, interviews, vlogs, webinars, lectures and livestream recordings. SpikeReel works from what is said, so music-only or stock footage has nothing to clip.
Download them, or publish and schedule to TikTok, YouTube, Reels, X, LinkedIn and more, right from the studio.
No. Start free and upgrade only when you're ready to scale.
Playbooks to grow faster with short video.
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4 min readClip, caption, reframe, generate, and schedule, all in one studio. Start free today.
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