EasySlice.AI

EasySlice.AI is a clip finder tool that turns new YouTube uploads into auto-posted short clips. EasySlice.AI watches a connected YouTube channel, finds standout moments in each new upload, and publishes captioned vertical clips to TikTok, Instagram, YouTube Shorts and Facebook automatically, with monthly clip limits set by plan.

EasySlice.AI is a clipping service built around one idea: a creator who already publishes on YouTube should not have to cut, export and upload short-form versions by hand. After a channel is linked, the service watches for new uploads, scans each video for moments it judges likely to perform, and produces vertical clips formatted for TikTok and YouTube Shorts. Those clips are then published automatically to TikTok, Instagram, YouTube Shorts and Facebook, with no review step in between. The workflow is deliberately short. A user pastes a channel URL or signs in through Google OAuth, and the tool detects new videos as they appear. Every plan includes AI captions and vertical formatting, while the middle and top tiers add AI B-roll for more varied edits and a fuller analytics view with performance insights. Plans are capped by monthly clip volume (10, 30 or 100) and by how many YouTube channels can be connected (1, 3 or 5). Because posting happens the moment a clip is generated, the only oversight available is looking at what went out afterward in the clips dashboard. The product also leans toward creators who want to earn from short-form views. It points to Content Rewards campaigns, which pay for posting, and includes a calculator that converts an income goal, a CPM and an average views-per-clip figure into the number of clips required. The homepage frames the approach as volume: many clips from each upload rather than hoping for one viral hit. EasySlice.AI fits solo YouTubers, creators running several channels and small teams that post daily and want repurposing handled without an editor. It is a narrower tool than a general video editor or a clip-trimming suite where each cut is chosen and polished by hand, and it trades that control for hands-off automation. Anyone who needs to approve every clip, edit timing or work from sources other than YouTube will likely want to compare more manual alternatives.