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Paste a YouTube URL, let WurifyPeak hunt the strongest moments, and export Shorts-ready vertical clips with captions and 9:16 framing. It's an AI clipper for your real videos — you keep editorial control over every cut before it goes live.
A single long YouTube video usually contains several Shorts worth posting — you just have to find them and reframe them. WurifyPeak does the finding: it scores the timeline, surfaces the moments with the strongest hooks and retention, and turns them into vertical drafts. Instead of re-scrubbing the whole upload by hand, you start from ranked candidates and finish them fast. It's repurposing your own footage, not generating synthetic video — see how it fits a repeatable repurposing workflow.
| Task | Manual editing | WurifyPeak |
|---|---|---|
| Find moments | Scrub the full video by hand. | Ranked candidates from the long source. |
| Caption setup | Generate, import and retime captions. | Captions are part of the generated draft. |
| Reframing | Manually keyframe a 9:16 crop. | Face-aware 9:16 with manual override. |
| Final control | Everything is editable but slow. | Draft first, editor control before export. |
Whether you run a podcast, a long-form YouTube channel, an educational series or a livestream, the bottleneck is turning one upload into a steady feed of Shorts. WurifyPeak removes that bottleneck so you can publish more without rebuilding every cut. Clipping for other platforms works the same way — TikTok clips and Instagram Reels from the same source.
Paste the YouTube URL into WurifyPeak, let it detect the strongest moments in the video, then review the suggested clips in the editor. Adjust the in/out points, captions and 9:16 crop, and export Shorts-ready vertical clips — no manual scrubbing of the full video.
Yes — long-form is exactly the use case. Interviews, podcasts, webinars, tutorials and streams uploaded to YouTube all work. The AI scans the whole timeline and ranks the segments most likely to perform as standalone Shorts.
Every clip comes with word-level auto captions placed in the safe area. You can fix any transcription errors, restyle the font and reposition the text before exporting.
Yes. Clips are 9:16 vertical, so the same export works for YouTube Shorts, TikTok and Instagram Reels.
Yes — the Free plan lets you convert a YouTube video into clips with a watermark, so you can test the moment detection and editor before upgrading.
Try the moment detection and editor on a real video — free, with watermark.