SnapDub

SnapDub is a social media tool that turns long recordings into captioned, auto-posted vertical clips. SnapDub turns podcasts, streams, webinars and interviews into captioned 9:16 clips with titles, hashtags and templates, then posts them on a schedule. It scores moments using video and audio as well as transcript, and runs on a credit-based plan with a free tier.

SnapDub is a web-based clipping tool that converts long recordings such as podcasts, streams, webinars and interviews into batches of vertical 9:16 clips. A user pastes a YouTube, Twitch, Kick, Rumble or Zoom link, uploads a file, or connects a channel so new uploads are picked up automatically. The output is a set of clips cropped to the active speaker, captioned word by word, and supplied with a hook title, description and hashtags. Moment selection is the main technical claim. Rather than scoring a transcript alone, the system also analyses what appears on screen and what the audio sounds like, so laughter, gestures, crowd noise and wordless stretches can still register as highlights. Clips are built around complete topics instead of fixed-length windows. Editing touches go beyond cutting: a strong line can be played first as a cold open, a single push-in can emphasise a key phrase, and profanity is muted and masked in captions, with the title and hashtags checked as well. The workflow is template-driven. Caption style (29 looks plus an uploaded font), logo, crop, watermark placement and clip length are set once and applied to every clip in a batch, and finished clips made elsewhere can be given the same look. Any single clip stays editable: in and out points, caption text, overlays such as emoji, images, GIFs or video can all be changed without touching the rest. AI b-roll suggestions offer three stock options per clip, and a prompt-to-video generator makes 4, 6 or 8 second vertical shots on paid plans. Beta voice-clone dubbing with lip-sync and 16-language translation sit on higher tiers. Unlike many clippers, SnapDub also publishes. Connected accounts receive clips on a weekly slot schedule, mixing material from different recordings. It suits solo creators, podcasters, streamers, agencies and small teams that want a recurring pipeline from long-form to short-form, and it competes with tools such as OpusClip, Klap, Submagic and AutoClip, with a credit-based model instead of fixed monthly minutes.