How It Works

Upload once. Export ready-to-post clips.

Three stages, no timeline scrubbing, no caption alignment, no manual cropping.

01
Upload
02
Review
03
Export
01

Upload your video.

Drop in any long-form file: podcast recording, stream archive, interview, or lecture. Scenemarrow accepts MP4, MOV, and WebM up to 4 hours. Processing starts immediately after upload, no manual steps.

MP4, MOV, WebM Up to 4 hours Auto-process on upload
podcast-ep-87.mp4
1:42:18 - uploading...
Detection will begin automatically when upload completes.
02

Review the ranked clip list.

In a few minutes, you get a prioritized list of clip candidates. Each has a score based on audio energy, speaker pace, and visual cues. Scan the top five in order, trim in or out if needed, and move on.

Ranked by virality signal Preview each clip in-browser One-click trim
5 clips detected sorted by score
#1
0:14 - 1:52
strong hook, high energy
1:38
#2
12:07 - 13:31
reaction window, vocal peak
1:24
#3
27:45 - 29:10
pacing shift, argument moment
1:25
03

Export with captions and vertical framing.

Select a clip or all of them. Choose your caption style. Scenemarrow reframes to 9:16, burns in captions from the transcript, and applies platform-specific duration trimming. Download or schedule directly.

TikTok, Reels, Shorts Burnt-in captions 9:16 smart reframe

Common questions

Processing speed depends on video length. A one-hour file typically yields a clip list in 4 to 6 minutes. Export rendering takes an additional 30 to 90 seconds per clip after you confirm selections.
We accept MP4, MOV, and WebM. Files can be up to 20GB and up to 4 hours in duration. If your file is larger, contact us and we can enable higher limits for your account.
Yes. Each clip candidate has a trim control to adjust in and out points. Caption text is also editable inline before burn-in, useful if the transcript misheard a word.
Yes. Podcasts, panel discussions, interviews, and webinar recordings all work well. Detection is based on audio energy and speaker dynamics, not streaming-specific signals.

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