Find the clips hiding in your own long-form

Reverse the webinar or the demo you already recorded, get the moments worth cutting with their timestamps, and take the list to your editor.

A recorded webinar is forty minutes nobody will watch and six clips somebody would. The expensive part is scrubbing the footage to find them, and that is the part you can skip.

Why this will not look generic: The clips are moments that already happened on camera, found by their timestamps, so you are publishing something you actually said rather than generating filler around the topic.

What you walk away with

A scene breakdown with timestamps and shot types
The moments with enough framing to survive a vertical crop
Hooks quoted verbatim from what you said, with where to find them
A cut list to take into whatever you edit in

Typical run: one 20 to 60 minute recording. A back catalogue of recordings is worth doing one at a time: the cut list is only useful if someone acts on it.

What the reverse actually gives you

Point it at: A forty-minute product webinar you already recorded.

What comes back (representative example): Video type: talking-head with screen share. Nineteen scenes detected, each with a timestamp range, a shot type and any on-screen text transcribed. Only four segments are framed tightly enough on the speaker to survive a vertical crop, at 3:40, 11:02, 24:15 and 31:50, and the rest are screen share where the face is a thumbnail. Three sentences read as self-contained claims rather than mid-explanation fragments, which is what makes a clip work without setup. The longest uninterrupted stretch without a slide change runs from 24:15 to 25:48, which is the only natural ninety-second cut in the whole recording.

Things you would never have thought to type:

only four segments framed tightly enough to crop vertical
three sentences that stand alone without setup
the single stretch with no slide change, 24:15 to 25:48
where the face drops to a thumbnail behind screen share

What you change: Nothing in the footage. The output is where to cut, which is the hour of scrubbing you were going to do before you could start editing.

How it works

Reverse the recording - One reverse of the whole thing. You are after the scene breakdown and the timestamps, not a prompt.
Make the thumbnail for the best one - Build it from the segment the breakdown flagged as the strongest frame rather than guessing.

Cost and time

This workflow runs at from 5 credits + 1 reverse + about 1 minute. Your result carries automatically from each step into the next, so there is no re-uploading between tools. Reverses are billed from your reverse meter and generation steps from your AI Credits, both bundled in every pay-as-you-go credit pack.

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