LumiClip

LumiClip is an AI clipper that finds the best moments in long videos, reframes them to vertical, captions them and can auto-publish. It also watches YouTube or Twitch channels as an agent and connects to Claude via MCP.

LumiClip is an AI video clipper that converts long recordings such as podcasts, webinars, Zoom calls, livestreams and YouTube videos into short vertical clips. It scores each segment on hook strength, speech clarity, visual variety and emotional peaks, cuts the moments most likely to hold attention, reframes 16:9 footage to 9:16 with speaker tracking, and adds animated word-level captions. Caption transcription covers more than 30 languages with automatic detection, and transcripts stay editable. The tool can be used in two ways. In the hands-on mode, a user uploads a file or pastes a YouTube or Vimeo link, waits for the clips, and fine-tunes any of them in a lightweight editor where trims, caption timing, B-roll and crop can be changed. In the agent mode, LumiClip is pointed at up to 10 Twitch streamers or YouTube channels, watches for new uploads, clips them and publishes to TikTok, Instagram, Facebook and YouTube Shorts without further input. Posting cadence is set once per platform, and LinkedIn is also supported for scheduling. Brand kits store logos, fonts, colors and caption styles so every clip inherits the same look. A hosted MCP server and a developer API let assistants such as Claude, Claude Desktop and Cursor trigger clipping as a tool action. The audience is broad: podcasters cutting long episodes, YouTubers repurposing back catalogues, streamers, course creators, churches recording services, and social media managers who handle several client channels with separate presets. Pricing is credit based, where one credit equals one minute of processing, with a free tier, a one-time Try-Out pack and annual Starter and Pro subscriptions. Among alternatives, LumiClip competes with clippers such as Opus Clip, Vidyo.ai and Klap. Its distinguishing angle is unattended channel monitoring and auto-publishing rather than a full editing suite, and the vendor positions itself as the cheaper option. Teams who want deep timeline control will find the editor intentionally light, while those who mainly want a steady stream of ready-to-post shorts are the natural fit.