One long video. A week of ready-to-post clips.
One long video in. A week of ready-to-post clips out.
KlydeLabs splits your video into its natural sections — the hook, each point, the payoff — and turns every section into a ready-to-post vertical clip. Instead of a handful of "top moments," you get full coverage of the whole video: one upload becomes a week of content.
Each clip is auto-reframed (vertical, square, or widescreen) with face tracking and optional captions, in 95+ languages, in minutes. And KlydeLabs writes the rest for you from the same upload — YouTube titles, descriptions, chapter timestamps, LinkedIn and X posts, and Shorts/Reels ideas.
No credits, no tokens to ration. Just simple flat monthly plans (free tier included), so you're never doing math before making a clip — unlike OpusClip and Submagic.
Built for creators who publish regularly. Start free: 3 videos/month, no card. → klydelabs.app
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14👋 Hey Fazier — I'm Sharon, the maker of KlydeLabs. I built this out of my own frustration with OpusClip and Submagic. Two things kept getting me: I'd burn through credits way too fast, and the AI would only hand me a couple of "viral" moments — ignoring most of a genuinely good video. [Optional: one line on your specific moment — e.g. "I had a 40-min podcast and got 3 clips back. There was a week of content in there." So KlydeLabs takes a different approach. Instead of scoring for "top moments," it splits your whole video into its natural sections — the hook, each point, the payoff — and turns each one into a ready-to-post vertical clip. One upload = a week of posts. And it's flat pricing, no credits to ration. It also reframes with face tracking, adds optional captions (95+ languages), and writes your titles, descriptions, chapters, and LinkedIn/X posts from the same upload. Try it free (3 videos/mo, no card): https://klydelabs.app — drop in a podcast or a talk and watch it section out. I'd genuinely love your honest take on the section-based approach — does one-clip-per-section match how you'd want to repurpose, or would you slice it differently? Replying to every comment today. 🙏
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I really like the idea of helping creators monetize their expertise without requiring calls or lengthy courses. The asynchronous Q&A approach is practical for both creators and buyers. One question: are there plans to support team accounts or collaboration for businesses and agencies in the future?
seen that one on producthunt. tried it, loved it!
Thank you so much Stefan! We really appreciate it. If you have any questions or would like to request new features, feel free to email us at [email protected]. - Sharon
developer
I just tried this out, and it's a fantastic product. Looking forward to continuous updates!
Hi Dong, thank you so much! If you have any questions or would like to request a new feature, please email us at [email protected] - Sharon
The full-video coverage angle is strong: splitting a long upload into natural sections feels more useful than only chasing a few top moments. The flat monthly pricing and 95+ language captions also make the workflow clearer for regular creators.
Founder
If you're a coach, educator, or any kind of content creator drowning in long-form video content — this is absolutely worth it.
I so need this to create youtube video into shorts most apps just cut it together and it makes no sense
Data science
KlydeLabs has great potential! A few improvements could make it even better. I'd love to share my feedback and suggestions. WhatsApp: https://wa.me/447307349530 Telegram: t.me/rforrank
The "full coverage instead of a handful of best moments" framing is the right call — the tools that only surface the top 10 clips leave most of a 40-minute talk on the floor, and creators end up re-editing by hand anyway. Flat monthly vs. rationing credits is also a genuine pain point people hit with OpusClip. The thing I'd most want to see: how well the section-detection holds up on two-speaker interview footage, where the real hook often isn't at the start.
This is a really interesting take on content repurposing. I like that you're focusing on the entire video rather than a handful of highlights. The flat pricing model is also refreshing. Best of luck with the launch! 👏
Create amazing video experiences
Nice launch! We do video infrastructure at Qencode, so this is right in our world. Curious how you're handling the encoding under the hood.
Hi there! great question. We used FFMPEG under the hood to encode the edited video and serve it back to the user. We also utilize CUDA that ffmpeg provide to speed up the encoding + decoding process by utilizing GPU power instead of CPU only. Hope this answer helps~