One long video in.
A week of shorts out.
Paste a link. FrameOS finds the moments worth posting, reframes them around whoever is speaking, and adds captions. You pick, tweak and post.
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Example short clips made with FrameOS, each one vertical and captioned.
Real example edits. Open any of them in Recipes
Paste. Pick. Post.
No timeline to learn first. The long part of the work is already done when the clips land.
Paste
A YouTube link or your own file. Podcasts, interviews, webinars, streams.
Pick
Clips come back ranked by hook, already vertical and captioned. Keep the ones you like.
Post
Tweak anything in the editor, then export the clip or schedule it.
Watch it run, start to finish.
One long video in, ready-to-post clips out: reframed, captioned and exported. It takes a minute to watch.
Made with FrameOS
Each one is a recipe: open it, swap in your own footage, and it is yours.
Everything a clip needs.
Swipe through what FrameOS does to a clip.
Paste a long video link and FrameOS returns short clips, ranked by hook score.
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Paste a podcast link into Claude, ChatGPT, Codex or Cursor and get ranked, captioned clips back.
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- ChatGPT
- Codex
- Cursor
Got questions?
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How does FrameOS work?
Paste a link or upload a file, and FrameOS studies the entire recording the way an editor would — following the conversation, the energy, and where each idea lands. It surfaces the segments most likely to perform and gives every one a score so you can see why it was picked, then assembles them into finished verticals. You get back a ranked shortlist to review, and only the clips you approve get exported.
What kind of videos can I turn into clips?
Spoken-word, long-form content is the sweet spot: podcasts, interviews, webinars, conference talks, course lessons, and screen recordings. Bring it in as a YouTube or hosting link, or drop in the file itself, as long as you have the rights to repurpose it. The more conversation there is in the source, the more clip-worthy moments FrameOS has to work with.
Does FrameOS add captions automatically?
Every clip ships with captions that highlight word by word in time with the speech, not static blocks of text. You can rewrite a line, correct a name, or change the caption style before you render, and the type is placed to stay clear of platform overlays like the TikTok caption bar. The captions are baked into the video, so they play correctly on every platform with nothing extra to upload.
How is the reframing different from a plain auto-crop?
A basic auto-crop locks to the middle of the frame and hopes the subject stays there. FrameOS follows whoever is talking, so in a two-person interview the framing moves between them like a human editor would — the speaker is always in shot instead of drifting to the edge. That is the difference between a clip that looks produced and one that looks cropped.
Where can I publish the clips?
Exports come out in vertical 9:16, sized for YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels, TikTok, LinkedIn, X, and Facebook with no resizing afterward. Connect your YouTube channel and you can send a finished clip straight to Shorts from inside FrameOS, skipping the download-and-reupload round trip.
Is there a free trial, and how much does it cost?
No — FrameOS doesn't have a free trial or a free plan. Pro is $7 a month (or $4.50 a month billed yearly), and Max is $14 a month or $9 a month billed yearly, with every model and caption style included. Nothing you export on a paid plan carries a FrameOS watermark, and you can cancel anytime.
Paste a link. See what comes back.
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