Turn one episode into
a week of clips.
Paste a podcast, a video, or a YouTube link. Askube finds the best moments, cuts them into vertical, captioned clips for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts — and writes the posts in your voice. No editor, no scrubbing, about a minute.
Free to start · no credit card · clips ready in about a minute
Long episodes in.
Captioned shorts out.
Each of these came straight out of Askube — moments found, framed 9:16, captioned, and titled. The reel rolls on its own; hover to pause, tap any clip for sound.
Zuckerberg's ‘Tony Stark’ glasses: the end of video calls?
Why you can't change your life without changing your persona
Why Mark Zuckerberg says glasses are the ultimate AI form factor
Sundar Pichai on whether he'd change Google's search rankings
What makes Bill Gates different in his charity work
- Zuckerberg's ‘Tony Stark’ glasses: the end of video calls?
- Why you can't change your life without changing your persona
- Why Mark Zuckerberg says glasses are the ultimate AI form factor
- Sundar Pichai on whether he'd change Google's search rankings
- What makes Bill Gates different in his charity work
- Zuckerberg's ‘Tony Stark’ glasses: the end of video calls?
- Why you can't change your life without changing your persona
- Why Mark Zuckerberg says glasses are the ultimate AI form factor
- Sundar Pichai on whether he'd change Google's search rankings
- What makes Bill Gates different in his charity work
What the podcast clip maker does
What you getBest-moment detection
It reads the transcript end to end and surfaces the segments most likely to land as a short — the hooks, the punchlines, the quotable lines — so you're not scrubbing a two-hour timeline.
Auto-captions, burned in
Every clip ships with accurate, word-level captions baked into the video — the format 80% of short-form is watched in, no caption tool required.
Vertical, post-ready output
Clips come out framed 9:16 for TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts at the highest resolution your source allows.
Captions & hooks in your voice
Set a brand voice once and every clip's title, caption, and hook is written to sound like you — not like default AI.
Auto-clip every new episode
Connect a YouTube channel and Askube clips every new upload the moment it goes live. The shorts are waiting by morning.
More than clips
The same episode also becomes a LinkedIn post, an X thread, and a newsletter draft — one upload, a full week of content.
How to make podcast clips
Three stepsDrop in your episode
Paste a YouTube link or upload the audio or video file. No re-export, no timeline scrubbing — the raw episode is enough.
It finds the moments
Askube reads the full transcript, finds the self-contained, hook-worthy segments, and cuts them into vertical clips with captions burned in.
Caption, review, publish
Each clip comes with a title, a caption, and a suggested hook in your brand voice. Review, then publish or schedule it straight to TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and more — or download and post by hand.
Askube vs a clip app vs doing it by hand
ComparedA dedicated clip app cuts shorts and stops there. Editing by hand gives you total control and costs you an afternoon. Askube does the clips automatically — and turns the same episode into the rest of your week's podcast social media posts.
"Clip app" reflects how most standalone clip generators work, June 2026. "~" means partial or workaround. Features and pricing vary by tool — check each one for the latest.
Questions
FAQ- What is a podcast clip maker?
- A podcast clip maker turns a long episode into short, shareable clips for social platforms like TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts. Askube does this automatically: it reads the episode's transcript, finds the most engaging self-contained moments, cuts them into vertical clips, burns in captions, and writes a title and caption for each one in your brand voice.
- How do I turn my podcast into short clips?
- Paste a YouTube link or upload your audio or video file into Askube. It pulls the full transcript, identifies the strongest moments, and returns ready-to-post vertical clips with captions already added. You review them, download the ones you like, and post — no video editor and no manual scrubbing required.
- Does it work from a YouTube link or do I have to upload a file?
- Both work. You can paste a standard YouTube URL and Askube clips straight from it with no download, or you can upload an audio or video file directly. Many clip tools are upload-only, so a YouTube link saves a step.
- Can it make clips from audio-only podcasts?
- Yes. For audio-only episodes you still get vertical, captioned clips — the captions and a clean visual frame carry the moment, which is how most podcast clips are watched on mobile anyway.
- Will the clips have captions?
- Yes. Every clip ships with word-level captions burned into the video. Most short-form is watched on mute, so captions aren't optional — Askube adds them by default rather than sending you to a separate captioning tool.
- Can it automatically clip every new episode?
- Yes. Connect a YouTube channel and turn on auto-monitoring, and Askube clips every new upload the moment it publishes — the shorts (plus a LinkedIn post, X thread, and newsletter draft) are ready without you uploading anything by hand.
- Is there a free podcast clip maker?
- Askube has a genuinely free plan — a few minutes of content, brand voice, and a clip, with no credit card required. It's the simplest way to see the clip quality on your own episode before paying anything. Paid plans start at $19/month.
- Which platforms are the clips made for?
- Clips come out vertical (9:16) and post-ready for TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts, at the highest resolution your source video allows.
Clip your next episode free.
Paste one podcast, video, or YouTube link and watch Askube cut the best moments into captioned, post-ready clips. No card, no editor — see the quality on your own episode first.