Tell me what's in your videos and I'll write the thing that cuts them into shorts.

Clip Planner

Shorts out of videos you already filmed. Say what's in them, where you sit, what has to be disclosed, and where the clips will go, and this writes the skill or prompt that picks the moments, cuts on pauses, and burns the disclosure on every clip.
What's in your long videos?
This decides the layout. A face and a product don't both fit in one vertical crop, so they get stacked. One subject gets the full frame.
Where do you sit in the frame?
Look at one frame of a real video before you answer. A centre crop on someone sitting to the right cuts their face in half.
What has to be disclosed?
You say it once at the top of a long video. A clip from minute two never hears it, so the disclosure gets burned onto every clip and goes in every caption.
Words that must never be in a clip
Platforms read the audio and the packaging. A product with a violent name, a title card that jokes about dying, a brand you're not allowed to show. The plan already screens the usual list. Add your own, comma separated.
How many clips per video?
Three is a real batch from a two minute review. Five needs a longer video, or you'll be posting filler.
Where will they go?
Each one you tick gets its own caption written to that platform's shape. The video file is the same everywhere.
Where do you work?
The skill is a file Claude Code loads and runs, cutting included. The prompt is for a browser chat, which plans the cuts and hands you the commands to run.
Your clip skill, for Claude Code
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Your paste-in prompt, for a browser chat
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Built by Jen. Read how I clip my review videos.