Up to 60 minutes and 500 MB per upload

One long video in. Several Shorts out.

Upload the whole recording — the webinar, the interview, the stream. Zypherius transcribes all of it, scores every candidate moment, and returns finished vertical clips with subtitles already burned in. You are not scrubbing a timeline looking for the good part.

A job costs 10 credits for up to two clips and 15 for three or more, whatever the length of the source.

How it works in one paragraph. The file is transcribed word by word, the audio energy is measured, and a pass over the full transcript picks the moments that hold attention and sets the length, pacing and subtitle style for each one. Silence and filler are cut, the 9:16 crop follows the speaker, music is mixed on the beat and loudness is normalised to −14 LUFS. What comes back is a set of 1080p MP4s with Hook Scores, ready to post.

The limits, stated plainly

 What you get
Maximum length per upload60 minutes. Videos over 30 minutes are analysed in overlapping windows so the far end of a long recording is read as carefully as the start.
Maximum file size500 MB.
Accepted formatsMP4, MOV, AVI, WEBM, MKV, M4V.
Output1080p MP4 — 9:16, 1:1 or 16:9. Subtitles burned in.
Clips per jobUp to five, chosen by the director. Overlapping candidates are suppressed, so you do not get the same moment twice.
Cost10 credits for one or two clips, 15 for three or more. Length of the source changes nothing.
StorageFinished clips stay downloadable for 7 days.

Figures come from the running configuration of the render service, not from a brochure.

What happens between upload and download

Transcribe the whole thing

Every word with its timing, in the language spoken. That transcript is what the cut, the subtitles and the search for good moments all run on.

Score the moments

Candidates are ranked, overlapping ones are dropped, and each survivor gets a Hook Score from 0 to 99 with a line explaining it.

Cut, crop, caption, mix

Silence and filler go, the crop follows the speaker, subtitles are burned in word by word, music lands on the beat, loudness is normalised.

Fix and download

Open any clip, retype a misheard word, drop a pause, change the hook line, re-render for free, download the MP4.

What a long recording usually gives you

A 45-minute interview rarely holds five postable moments — it holds two or three, and a tool that promises ten is padding. Zypherius asks for a set of candidates, suppresses anything that overlaps another by more than half, and returns the strongest in chronological order. If only two moments deserve a clip, you get two and pay 10 credits.

The Hook Score is deliberately honest: most clips land between 45 and 75, and anything above 85 is rare. A tool that scores everything at 92 is telling you nothing.

Before you upload

How long can the source video be?

Up to 60 minutes and 500 MB. Anything longer than 30 minutes is analysed in overlapping windows so the end of the recording gets the same attention as the beginning.

How many clips will I get?

Up to five, and only as many as the recording actually supports. Candidates that overlap each other are removed rather than padded out into extra clips.

Does a longer video cost more?

No. Billing is per job and per number of clips: 10 credits for one or two clips, 15 for three or more. A 58-minute recording and a 6-minute one cost the same.

Can I choose the format for the clips?

Yes — 9:16 for Shorts, Reels and TikTok, 1:1 for feed posts, 16:9 when you want a horizontal cut. Face tracking runs on the 9:16 crop.

What if the transcription mishears a name?

Open the clip editor and retype that word. The timing stays attached to it, so the karaoke highlight stays in sync, and the re-render is free.

Can I upload a YouTube link instead of a file?

Not at the moment. You download the file and upload it. If that is a blocker for your workflow, say so at info@prism.ee — demand decides the order things get built in.

Try it on the video you were about to clip by hand

Ten credits are waiting in a new account — one full clip job, no card, no watermark on what comes out.