On-device Whisper
Whisper runs right here, in your browser, on your own hardware. The model downloads once and is cached; the transcript appears as it is recognized.

Drop a video or audio file and Clip transcribes it with Whisper in this browser, reads the waveform, and gives you clip ranges, cut points and captions — then hands you an export ready for social.
Whisper runs right here, in your browser, on your own hardware. The model downloads once and is cached; the transcript appears as it is recognized.
Drag out ranges, mark clips and pause points, drop cuts — every move snaps to the timecode, and the preview shows exactly what comes out.
Each clip exports as a keyframe-accurate MP4, a lossless audio file, captions for upload, or a branded thumbnail — wide or 9×16 for stories and reels.
Style font, color and size once, then burn the captions straight into the exported video — or ship the sidecar file and let the platform do it.
Whisper mishears the same names every time. Correct it once and the glossary applies to every pass through the file — transcript, captions and exports.
A finished transcript deserves more than a cut. Optionally generate a podcast description, five daily devotionals, social posts for Facebook · Instagram · X, a blog post, and a summary email — with pull quotes pulled verbatim for graphics.
One file in, everything out — the clip for the feed, the description for the podcast, the post for Sunday night, and the email for Monday morning.
Pick a passage on the waveform, bake in the captions, and export a vertical 9×16 MP4 that is already sized for stories and reels.
Clip drafts five daily devotionals from the sermon's own points — title, scripture, question and prayer each — ready for the church app or email.
Facebook, Instagram and X posts written in each platform's voice, three pull quotes pulled verbatim for graphics, and a midweek summary email for the congregation.
Long-form editing without a timeline: read the waveform key, mark ranges and cut points, remove passages you will never air — everything stays lossless until you render.
Clip reads, transcribes, scores and cuts on your own machine. The only thing that can go out is the transcript, sent to a private model for one optional feature — Content — never the video or audio, never without switching them on.