Extract the most quotable moments and ship them as Shorts.
An hour-long interview produces 5-10 quotable moments — the lines that get screenshotted and shared. Manually finding them means listening to the whole interview again, taking notes, then extracting clips. HaikuClip surfaces those moments automatically.
Long-form interviews are too long for most modern audiences. Even people who'd love your guest's insights won't sit through 60 minutes. But a 45-second clip of the most counterintuitive thing they said? That gets shared, screenshotted, quoted. That brings traffic back to the full episode.
Upload your interview recording. HaikuClip's algorithm is tuned to find quotable moments — strong opinions, surprising statements, specific data points, vulnerable admissions. Then it generates ready-to-post clips with the quote pulled out as a caption header.
Prioritizes statements with subject + verb + concrete claim. The kind of line that fits in a 280-char tweet.
Caption shows the actual quote in big text, attributed to the speaker, so it works without sound.
Two-person interviews? HaikuClip detects who's speaking and reframes accordingly.
Includes a 'Listen to the full interview' line in the auto-generated description.
"The auto-reframe is black magic. I shoot 16:9 and get perfectly centered 9:16 clips every single time."
— Aisha R., YouTuberLook for sentences with this structure: '[strong verb] + [specific claim] + [reason or example]'. e.g., 'I quit my $200k job because I realized the title was making me less interesting at parties.' That's quotable. 'It was a great experience' is not.
Yes — they often re-share to their audience, doubling reach. Send them a message before posting too: 'I'm sharing this clip from our interview, would love your thoughts.' Most guests appreciate the heads up.
Not yet via HaikuClip directly. You can export the clip and add an overlay in CapCut or similar in 30 seconds. Often the original face-cam framing is enough.
Both work. For live, just record the call (Zoom, Riverside, StreamYard all do this). HaikuClip processes any clean recording.