A thirty-minute conversation turned into vertical clips. See the result first, then read the real log of a 13-minute recording, step by step.
On the left, a thirty-minute conversation; on the right, three clips made from it. The speaker stays in frame, captions are burned in word by word, nothing edited by hand.
Framing · Captions
Scoring
Source: AçıkBeyin, "İçeriğin Gücü: Hikaye ile Markalaş" (Turkish) — CC BY. The clips are BeamTake's raw output, with no manual editing.
Below is the real timeline of a 13-minute talk. You paste the link; the rest happens in this order.
A YouTube link or an mp4 file. Recordings up to three hours work. No sign-up needed: your first two clips are made as a guest.
Not the video: only the audio is downloaded first. A 13-minute recording is 11 MB, so the first step takes seconds.
Every word has a start and end time. Captions and clip boundaries both come from this, so no clip cuts mid-sentence.
It picks segments that stand on their own and hook viewers in the first two seconds, and skips intros, sponsor reads and goodbyes. Each candidate gets a 0–100 score, and you can reorder them.



In a horizontal recording the speaker is tracked to build a 9:16 frame, captions are burned in with the style you picked, and the clip renders in 1080p or 4K. Your brand kit's logo and template are applied automatically.
Fix a misheard word in the captions, change the ratio, re-render. Connect your accounts and clips go out on their own at the times you choose, best-scored first.
Timings are from a 13-minute recording; a one-hour recording takes about 10 minutes. 9 caption styles, 9 ratios, 16 languages, up to 4K output.
Paste a video link and get your first clips in minutes. Two clips without signing up, no card.
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