Scribix

AI video clipper that turns long recordings into caption-ready vertical shorts

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What is Scribix?

Scribix finds self-contained moments in long podcasts, interviews and lessons, cuts them by transcript, reframes them to 9:16 with styled captions, and on paid plans publishes finished shorts to YouTube, TikTok and LinkedIn. Standalone audio-to-text and YouTube transcript tools are included.

Scribix is an AI video clipper built around a single, repeated job: take a long recording and pull out the moments that can stand alone as shorts. Upload a podcast, interview, lesson, stream or talking-head video (MP4, MOV, WebM, AVI and MKV are accepted), or paste a link from YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, X, Google Drive or Dropbox, and the tool reads the spoken content and timing to suggest clips with a clear theme and enough surrounding context to make sense without the full episode. From there the work happens on the transcript. You trim clip boundaries by editing words rather than scrubbing a timeline, correct any misheard text, and style the captions (position, colour, emphasis) so they fit the look of the channel. Wide recordings can be reframed into vertical 9:16 video with adjustable framing and zoom so the speaker stays where you want them. Each clip also gets a title and cover, since Scribix treats the thumbnail and opening frame as part of the finished short rather than an afterthought. The audience is anyone sitting on a back catalogue of long footage: podcasters who want more discovery routes for an episode, creators converting tutorials into focused shorts, course and webinar producers, and teams that run several brand channels and need a shared place to prepare and schedule posts. Output is an MP4 plus cover image and post copy you can download and use anywhere. Publishing is where paid plans separate from the free tier. Connected YouTube, TikTok and LinkedIn accounts can be selected per clip, each destination gets its own copy, and every post carries its own status so a team can see what went out where. Free accounts can export the suggested clips as they are but cannot refine boundaries, captions or framing first. Scribix also keeps standalone transcription paths: audio to text, YouTube to transcript and an AI note taker, so the tool remains useful if you never touch the clipping side. Alternatives include dedicated caption editors and social schedulers, but Scribix bundles moment selection, reframing, caption styling and multi-channel sending in one workspace, which saves assembly time at the cost of working inside its own edit model.

How do you use Scribix?

  1. 1Add your long video
    Paste a link from YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, X, Google Drive or Dropbox, or upload a file in MP4, MOV, WebM, AVI or MKV format. New accounts include 60 minutes of video and need no credit card.
  2. 2Review the suggested moments
    Scribix proposes clips with a clear theme and enough context to stand alone. Read each suggestion with its timing and keep the stories you want to publish.
  3. 3Refine the cut on the transcript
    Adjust start and end points by editing transcript text. Remove filler and slow sections while keeping the thread of the story intact.
  4. 4Correct and style captions
    Fix any misheard words, then set caption position, colour and emphasis. Captions are the layer most viewers read first on mute.
  5. 5Reframe and prepare the cover
    Switch wide footage to vertical 9:16, adjust framing and zoom to keep the speaker in shot, then add a title and cover image for the opening frame.
  6. 6Publish or download
    On a paid plan, connect YouTube, TikTok and LinkedIn accounts, tailor the copy for each destination and send the clip. Every post shows its own status, and you can always download the MP4, cover and copy.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Moment suggestions are based on spoken content and timing, so proposed clips usually carry enough context to stand aloneAI
  • Transcript-based trimming keeps cuts aligned to words, which is faster and more accurate than dragging clip handlesAI
  • Reframing, caption styling, title and cover are handled in the same workspace, so no extra editor is needed for vertical shortsAI
  • Publishing to YouTube, TikTok and LinkedIn with per-platform copy and individual post statuses suits teams running several channelsAI
  • Dedicated audio-to-text, YouTube transcript and AI note taker tools remain available for transcription-only workAI

Cons

  • Caption correction, reframing, boundary edits and social publishing all require a paid plan, so free users can only export clips as suggestedAI
  • Source video retention and processing allowances vary by plan, and unkept footage expires, so anything important must be downloadedAI
  • Only YouTube, TikTok and LinkedIn are supported for direct publishing, with no Instagram, X or Facebook sending despite those platforms being accepted as input sourcesAI
  • There is no mention of a public API, team roles or approval workflow, which limits deeper automation and larger editorial teamsAI
  • No pricing figures, storage limits or processing quotas are published on the homepage, so plan comparison needs a separate conversationAI

How much does Scribix cost?

Free trial

The homepage advertises 60 minutes of included video with no credit card required. Free accounts can export suggested clips as they are, while refinement and social publishing need a paid plan.

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Pricing

Scribix runs on a free tier plus paid plans. New users get 60 minutes of video with no credit card. Free accounts export the AI-suggested clips as they are; refining cuts, captions and framing, and publishing to social accounts, are paid-plan features. Upload limits, processing allowance and video retention depend on the plan.

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Support

Questions go to hello@scribix.io. The homepage FAQ covers moment selection, plan differences, export formats, source retention, accepted file types and multi-platform publishing.

Integrations

Source links can come from YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, X, Google Drive and Dropbox. Direct publishing connects YouTube, TikTok and LinkedIn accounts on paid plans.

Features

AI moment selection based on spoken content and timing, transcript-based cutting, caption correction and styling, 9:16 reframing with zoom control, title and cover preparation, MP4 download with cover and post copy, direct publishing to YouTube, TikTok and LinkedIn with per-platform copy and post statuses, plus separate audio-to-text, YouTube transcript and AI note taker tools.

Frequently asked questions about Scribix

  • How much does Scribix cost?
    Scribix runs on a free tier plus paid plans. New users get 60 minutes of video with no credit card. Free accounts export the AI-suggested clips as they are; refining cuts, captions and framing, and publishing to social accounts, are paid-plan features. Upload limits, processing allowance and video retention depend on the plan.
  • Does Scribix offer a free trial?
    The homepage advertises 60 minutes of included video with no credit card required. Free accounts can export suggested clips as they are, while refinement and social publishing need a paid plan.
  • How do you use Scribix?
    The walkthrough on this page covers 6 steps: 1. Add your long video 2. Review the suggested moments 3. Refine the cut on the transcript 4. Correct and style captions 5. Reframe and prepare the cover 6. Publish or download.
  • What platforms does Scribix support?
    Scribix is available on Web App.
  • What does Scribix integrate with?
    Source links can come from YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, X, Google Drive and Dropbox. Direct publishing connects YouTube, TikTok and LinkedIn accounts on paid plans.
  • What are the limitations of Scribix?
    Caption correction, reframing, boundary edits and social publishing all require a paid plan, so free users can only export clips as suggested. Source video retention and processing allowances vary by plan, and unkept footage expires, so anything important must be downloaded. Only YouTube, TikTok and LinkedIn are supported for direct publishing, with no Instagram, X or Facebook sending despite those platforms being accepted as input sources.

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Added10/21/2026

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