AutoClip
Turn long videos into short clips with subtitles automatically
Free alternative to Opus Clip · Munch
Screenshot from the project’s own README · tap to enlarge
AutoClip takes video links or files from podcasts and interviews, extracts highlights, and crops them for social media platforms like TikTok, Shorts, and Reels. It handles video cutting and rendering on your computer while generating matching subtitles, covers, and post descriptions.
✓ Good for
Content creators repurposing long podcasts or interviews into shorts✕ Skip it if
People who do not produce short-form video clipsHow to start
- Download the desktop app for Windows or Mac
- Add your AI API key or connect Ollama
- Paste a video link to generate clips
Requires your own AI API key or a local LLM setup
Not sure how to install, or if it’s safe? Read the beginner guide
FAQ
Is AutoClip free?
Yes, AutoClip is free and open-source under the MIT license, but you need your own AI API key or a free local LLM setup like Ollama to generate clips.
Is AutoClip safe to download?
It is open source (MIT license) with 10,409 GitHub stars, last updated 2026-11-10. Download only from the official link on this page, and scan the file before installing: see the safety checklist in our beginner guide.
Can AutoClip work completely offline?
Yes, you can run it entirely on your computer by connecting it to a local LLM runner like Ollama for highlight extraction.
Compiled from the project README. 10,409 GitHub stars (2026-11-13) · License MIT · Last update 2026-11-10