A three-hour recording holds twenty clips and nobody has the week it takes to find them. Sparki sits through the whole thing, marks the stretches worth posting and hands back a batch of vertical, captioned shorts — then you steer the next round in chat.
The full video goes in; a set of platform-ready clips comes back.
Podcasts, webinars, lectures, streams and vlogs all go in whole — recordings of roughly three hours are accepted, and a pasted YouTube link works in place of a file when the video is yours or cleared for use. Nothing needs pre-trimming: the point is to let the analysis run across the full timeline instead of guessing where the good parts are before you start.

The analysis reads narrative flow, emotional peaks, pacing and shot changes, then places edit markers on the stretches that can stand alone. From one long video you can take a batch of ten to twenty clips, each cut at sentence boundaries rather than mid-thought. Not happy with a pick? Describe what you wanted instead — a better hook, a shorter setup, more of the second guest — and the selection is redone through chat without rebuilding the cut.

Each selected moment is reframed to a vertical 9:16 canvas with the speaker kept in view, captioned, and trimmed to the length convention of where it is going — a fifteen-second Reel, a sixty-second YouTube Short. You receive a coherent set from one session, sized and styled per platform, instead of one clip that needs an hour of manual fitting.

Six kinds of long recording, each sliced the way its audience expects.
Full interview and conversation episodes where the best minute is buried between wind-ups. Sparki finds the exchanges that work with no context, trims them at clean sentence edges and frames both speakers for vertical video. Feeding the main episode's best moments back into the feed as promotion.
Recorded courses, panels and conference talks that each cover far more than one post can hold. Sparki isolates single complete ideas — a definition, a framework, a surprising stat — so each snippet teaches one thing on its own. Turning teaching material into a discoverable short-form funnel.
Long streams and session recordings where the clutch plays are scattered across the timeline. Sparki pulls the moments with real energy — the win, the fail, the reaction — and cuts each into a tight vertical clip with captions. Keeping a channel active between streams without re-watching VODs by hand.
Expert interviews and panel recordings where one answer is the whole story. Sparki lifts the answer out complete — setup, point, payoff — so the short makes sense to someone who never saw the full conversation. Editorial accounts turning long conversations into quotable posts.
Recorded demos, launch streams and customer webinars recorded once for a live audience. Sparki excerpts the beats a buyer cares about — the problem, the reveal, the result — and formats each for the platform your funnel runs on. Sales and marketing teams extracting collateral from a single event recording.
Long personal footage where the funny or striking beat only shows up once in twenty minutes. Sparki surfaces the beats with actual pull — the mishap, the view, the payoff — and crops each so the subject stays centred in vertical frame. Creators stretching one filming day across a week of posts.
Four people sitting on hours of footage and a posting schedule.
Runs each new episode through Sparki and comes out with a fortnight of vertical clips drawn from the strongest exchanges. The show grows on the feed, and the full episode collects the traffic.
Slices a single webinar into teasers, quote cards and feature moments, each framed for the platform it is scheduled on. The event keeps producing leads long after the live audience went home.
Extracts the single most useful idea from each module as a standalone short. Prospects get one genuine insight for free, then hit the enrolment link looking for the other forty.
Lets Sparki propose the strongest complete answers instead of scrubbing the raw tape personally. Each pick arrives as a self-contained vertical clip, ready to caption and schedule.
Whole recording in, batch of vertical clips out.
Upload the file or paste a link for a video you have the rights to. Recordings up to roughly three hours work, and nothing needs to be pre-trimmed — the analysis reads the whole timeline.
Sparki marks the moments that can stand alone and assembles them into vertical 9:16 clips with captions and per-platform lengths. Reshape the batch in chat: different hook, shorter setup, more from a specific guest.
Send out the set — each clip sized for its destination, fifteen-second Reels and sixty-second Shorts included — with the speaker framed and the captions in place.
Clipping is one job. Captioning, resizing and music apply to the same batch.
Upload the podcast, webinar or stream you already have and let Sparki find the clips inside it — vertical, captioned and sized for wherever you post.
Convert a long video for free