What Vooshly does
One recording. A clearer path to publish.
Choose Clip Lab when you want a say in the shortlist. Choose Auto Mode when you want a full batch quickly. Both start with footage you have already made and turn it into useful pieces for the channels you use.
Start with the result you want
Choose from strategies built around different editorial goals, including funny moments, useful advice, education, emotion, and thought leadership. Add a plain-language note about subjects to seek out or skip. Vooshly uses that brief for the full recording.
- 8 clip strategies
- Plain-language direction
- Automatic source format detection
- A balanced option when the brief is open
Make the shortlist easy to trust
Each suggestion includes the source context, a proposed title, a score, and a plain explanation of why it earned a place. Compare the candidates before you spend time rendering them, then keep the ideas that fit what you are trying to publish.
- Transcript context
- Why it was selected
- Selection score and confidence
- Useful quality cues
A stronger first cut
Built for moments that still make sense outside the full recording.
Keep the setup and payoff together
A sharp quote can start with the point. A story or joke needs room to arrive there. Vooshly keeps enough context around a moment for the idea to land, so the clip feels complete when it appears on its own.
It watches before it recommends
Words carry the idea. Delivery, reactions, and what fills the screen decide whether it lands. Before a moment reaches your shortlist, the AI reviews the real audio and video from that stretch, so the recommendation rests on the footage itself. For gameplay, sports, screen demos, and reaction footage, it samples more frames across the source and weighs the visual hook alongside what was said.
Bring back different ideas
A useful batch needs range. Vooshly filters out suggestions that repeat the same stretch of footage or make the same point, leaving more room for distinct moments from across the recording.
Show uncertainty clearly
Weak evidence is not dressed up as certainty. The workspace shows useful coverage and quality cues, and suggestions keep their confidence visible. You can spend your attention where the recommendation is strongest.
AI takes the first cut. You make the final call.
Every suggestion arrives already pre-cut, and that cut is a starting point. Context gets missed sometimes. So work down the list, drag the boundaries where they belong, rewrite a title, skip the ones that miss, and send only your approvals to render. What you skip never gets rendered.
Find the conversation inside the recording
Vooshly labels each suggestion with the topics it covers, so a two-hour interview stops being one undifferentiated block. Filter down to one thread. Then reorder what is left around this week's goal: funniest for a lighter post, most insightful for a teaching one, earliest when you need the opening.
Start from a link or a file
Paste a supported public video link or upload the file yourself. Start with an episode, interview, webinar, lesson, demo, game, performance, or event recording.
Cuts that land on a sentence
Word-level timing helps suggestions start and end at natural breaks in the conversation. Speakers stay separated in the transcript, making a long interview or panel easier to review without scrubbing through the full recording again.
Rendered your way
Subtitle styles, branding, opening hook titles, keyword emojis, and profanity muting, applied across the batch you approved. Vertical renders detect the faces on screen and keep the crop on whoever is speaking. The AI nominates a thumbnail frame, and you can pick a different one.
One source can carry the whole post
Auto Mode can pair short video with drafts for social posts, YouTube descriptions, newsletters, blogs, and summaries. Save your writing preferences in Brand Brain so the tone, perspective, language, emoji use, and hashtag choices stay familiar from one batch to the next.
Refine the ideas, not the whole video
Tell Vooshly what the first pass missed and it revisits the shortlist with that feedback. You can see which suggestions arrived, moved, or left the list. Each workspace includes one feedback round, and a reserve set gives you more ideas to promote whenever the main picks feel too narrow.