Clips and captions
The best moments of an episode, captioned and ready to post
No Prod AI reads the whole recording, ranks the moments most likely to take off, and lets you keep or reject each one. Captions follow every word, in the language spoken, styled the way your show looks.
Free for 14 days, no card needed.
How it goes
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Every word written down
Transcribed on your computer, the language decided across the whole recording rather than its first seconds — never translated by accident.
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Moments ranked
The model sees each line with who said it and the expression on their face, and ranks what is worth cutting out.
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You keep or reject
A kept moment is used whatever its score; a rejected one never is.
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Captioned in your style
Word by word, with text styles you set — or a caption mix that changes style through a hook, beside the speaker’s face, then loud, then plain.
Search what was said
Find a line by speaker, language or expression — “where does Norbert laugh” — across your library.
Posted where shorts live
TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and the rest, from the same app.
No minutes to count
A four-hour stream costs the same as a five-minute one: the work is on your machine.
Questions
Which languages are captioned?
The language that was spoken, found by listening across the whole recording. Captions are never translated into another language by accident, which is a common way automatic captions go wrong.
Can I choose which moments become clips?
Yes. Each moment is yours to keep or reject. The hook at the start of the episode uses kept moments only, and never a rejected one.
Does it read emotions?
It reads the expression on each speaker’s face on their own camera — happy, surprised and so on — and tags each line with it. That is an expression read off a face, not what somebody feels.