Shredder
Find clips and highlights from YouTube transcripts
Analyze an available YouTube transcript and find short-video ideas with timecodes, excerpts, suggested hooks and caption drafts.
For teams turning workshops or interviews into short videos. Pair the timecode with the excerpt to review the original moment and check its context.
How it works
- Paste a YouTube link and choose an available transcript language.
- Review the candidate moments, their timecodes and the transcript excerpts that support them.
- Check the surrounding footage before using a candidate. Adapt the hook and caption, then cut the footage in your editor if needed.
Illustrative example
- Source
- A community garden workshop on composting, with an available English transcript.
- Candidate
- 12:42 — the instructor shows how to check moisture by squeezing a handful of compost.
- Illustrative excerpt
- If water drips when you squeeze it, mix in some dry leaves and check again.
- Suggested hook
- Too wet or too dry? Check your compost with one squeeze.
- Caption draft
- One moisture check from our community garden workshop. Watch the full segment for the demonstration.
What to know before you start
Extraction uses 20 credits and depends on an available transcript. Shredder suggests candidates. It does not cut, edit or export video files. See plans and credits.
What if the source has no available transcript?
Choose another source with a transcript. Shredder needs transcript text to identify and describe candidate moments.