Auto reframe: vertical clips that follow the speaker
A plain centre crop of a wide shot cuts people in half. Kutklip finds the faces in every shot and keeps the person who is talking in the middle of the vertical frame.
Try it on any YouTube video
AI finds the most engaging moments and keeps each one whole: the context it needs at the start and the end of the story, even if that makes a clip longer or shorter.
More options
3 clips of about 30 seconds. AI keeps each story whole, so a clip can run 18 to 55s
Why Kutklip
- Follows who is talking
- When the other person starts speaking, the frame cuts to them, like an editor would.
- Keeps both when they fit
- If two people sit close enough to fit in 9:16, both stay in the frame.
- Handles camera changes
- Each new camera angle is framed on its own, so multi-camera podcasts look right.
How the AI cuts your clips
It understands the video
Our AI follows every word that's said, in Arabic, English and many other languages.
It finds the hook
It spots the moments that grab attention, like a bold opening, a story, a surprise or a useful tip, and gives each clip a title.
It cuts on full sentences
Your length is a guide, not a cutoff: each clip starts where its context starts and ends when the story, answer or punchline is finished, never mid-sentence. Need exact lengths? Turn on Exact length.
Questions
How do I convert a horizontal video to vertical without cutting people off?
Paste the YouTube link into Kutklip and choose the vertical format. The AI tracks faces and keeps the speaker centred in every clip.
Does it work with two-person podcasts?
Yes. It follows whoever is talking and switches when the conversation does.
Can I keep the whole picture instead?
Yes. Choose vertical with blurred background to keep the full frame.