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#1 AI video clipping tool

AI clips that
actually make sense.

Sqwart understands your entire video before creating a single clip. It finds the moments that belong together and assembles them into a complete story — bringing together the right hook, context, and payoff, wherever they appear.

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See it work

Watch one episode become clips, captions and a finished reel.

How it works

One link in. Clips you'd actually post, out.

  1. Step 1

    Paste a link, or drop a file

    A YouTube link, a Short, a live stream, or a file up to 5 GB. Sqwart pulls the video and a word-timed transcript itself — nothing to mark, nothing to trim.

  2. Step 2

    Clips built from the whole episode

    Every minute is read, then each clip is written as a script: the hook from 26:16, the setup from 21:16, the payoff from 27:14 — joined into one story that opens on its strongest line.

  3. Step 3

    Judged before you see it

    A second pass watches each finished clip like a stranger would, scores how well it's made and how far it will travel, and says exactly what's wrong. Captions, 9:16 framing and sound are already done — anything else is a word-level edit away.

Captions

Captions in your language, in letters everyone reads

Speak Hindi, get “aaj merko 5 website mili hai”. Speak anything else, get English.

AI Edit

Raw footage in. A finished reel out.

Drop a talking-head take and pick a look. Get it back cut, captioned, titled and scored.

  • Neon Pop
  • Duotone
  • Ignite
  • Square Box
Why assembly

Every other tool cuts a window. We cut a story.

Straight out of Sqwart

Real clips, from real episodes. Not every one is a monologue.

  • Question ladder
  • Hot seat
  • Story
  • Take
  • Reveal
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    His rule says quit after 2 misses. Investors rejected him 73 times.
    0:58 · 8 cuts from across 1h 43m
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  • 78
    50 Cent's silent move in a million-dollar meeting
    0:46 · 5 cuts from across 29 min
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  • 78
    Sourav Joshi's manager on his biggest blind spot
    0:48 · 19 cuts from across 1h 7m
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  • 74
    People only work for three things: rich, famous, powerful
    1:11 · 7 cuts from across 2h 15m
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  • 74
    You're not addicted to them, you're addicted to not knowing
    1:00 · 6 cuts from across 5 min
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  • 76
    What India's top creators actually earn
    1:20 · 14 cuts from across 7 min
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Compare

Sqwart next to a trimming clipper.

Trimming clippers
Cut one window out of the video.
  • Where a clip comes from
    One stretch of the video
  • The hook
    Wherever the window starts
  • Quality check
    None, or a score with no reason
  • Quotes
    Cut wherever it plays best
  • Fixing a clip
    Re-export or start over
Sqwart
Assemble the story from the whole episode.
  • Where a clip comes from
    The best moments from anywhere in it
  • The hook
    The strongest line, moved to the front
  • Quality check
    Scored by a second pass that says what's wrong
  • Quotes
    A cut that changes what was said is rejected
  • Fixing a clip
    Edit by word, or tell the model what to change
FAQ

Questions, answered.

What it takes, what it makes, and how it is different from every other clipper.

  • Sqwart is an AI clip maker for podcasts and long videos. You paste a YouTube link or upload a file, and it reads the whole episode, writes each clip as a script and renders captioned vertical clips ready to post on YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels and TikTok.

  • Most clippers trim one window of time out of a video. Sqwart assembles: it can join a hook from one part of the episode with the setup and payoff from others, so every clip tells a complete story instead of starting mid-thought.

  • YouTube links — watch pages, youtu.be links, Shorts, embeds, live streams or a bare video ID — or a file you upload: mp4, mov, mkv or webm, up to 5 GB.

  • Clips work from any language YouTube can hear, including English, Hindi, Spanish, Japanese and Arabic; when a video has no captions, Sqwart transcribes it itself. Captions come out in English, or in your own language written in English letters.

  • Yes. Pick “In English letters” in the Captions tool and Hindi comes out as Hinglish — “aaj merko 5 website mili hai”. The same works for Punjabi, Urdu, Bengali, Marathi, Gujarati, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam and Nepali. Speak any other language and your captions are translated into English.

  • Yes. The Captions tool burns word-timed captions onto any mp4, mov, mkv or webm up to 5 GB, in 16 styles. It costs 1 credit a minute, and switching to another style or language afterwards is free.

  • AI Edit turns a raw talking-head video into a finished 9:16 reel. You pick a reference reel — Neon Pop, Duotone, Ignite or Square Box — and Sqwart cuts the dead air and adds captions, a hook title, zooms, motion graphics, music and sound effects. It costs 30 credits an edit.

  • You choose, or leave it on Auto and the number scales with the episode's length. All the clips arrive together, each with a quality score.

  • Yes. Each clip opens in an editor where you can trim by word, remove stumbles, swap a beat, restyle captions, add b-roll, titles and music, change the aspect ratio, or ask the model for changes like “shorter” or “start on the question”.

  • Every new account starts with 75 free credits. Making clips costs 3 credits a minute of video, so that is enough for about 25 minutes of episode. Paid plans start at $9 a month for 350 credits, and paying yearly costs about 20% less.

  • No. A cut that drops a qualifier and makes a claim sound stronger than it was said is rejected, however well it would play.

Your turn

Start with the episode you already have.

Paste a link. Get clips worth posting.

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