YouTube Shorts
Discover moments from existing channel videos and export 9:16 clips.
Use one long-form source to produce clips for YouTube Shorts, TikTok, Instagram Reels and social feeds — without starting from an empty timeline. WurifyPeak's AI finds the moments, reframes to 9:16 and adds captions; you keep control of every cut.
Every long video you publish already contains several short clips worth posting — the cost is finding and finishing them. A repeatable repurposing system turns one recording into a week of short-form, multiplying reach without multiplying production. WurifyPeak is the engine for that system: an AI clipper that handles moment detection, 9:16 reframing and captions, so the only thing left is your editorial judgment.
Discover moments from existing channel videos and export 9:16 clips.
Focus on fast hooks, subtitles and mobile-first pacing.
Repurpose educational or personality-led clips into polished Reels.
New to AI clipping? Start with how the AI video clipper works, or jump straight to the AI shorts generator.
Repurposing means taking one long-form recording — a podcast, webinar, interview or stream — and turning its best moments into multiple short, vertical clips for social platforms. Instead of producing new content, you get more reach from content you already made.
It removes the slowest steps: finding the good moments and reframing them. The AI scores the whole timeline, ranks clip candidates, reframes to 9:16 and adds captions automatically — you review and finish in an editor instead of starting from an empty timeline.
Clips are 9:16 vertical, so a single source produces clips for YouTube Shorts, TikTok and Instagram Reels.
Yes — this is a clipper, not a text-to-video generator. It works from your real footage, so every clip features you, your guests and your brand.
Always. You review every suggested clip and can adjust the cut, captions, crop and title before exporting. Nothing publishes automatically.
Start with one long video and see how many clips it produces — free, with watermark.