Webinar to Clips for reusing the strongest moments after the live event
Reuse the moments that teach something or answer a buyer’s question. Upload the recording in Studio, choose the passage and speech treatment, then add labels or diagrams that help a new viewer follow it.
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How it works
From a recorded session to a focused clip.
Choose one takeaway per clip. Keep the speaker’s original explanation or request a new narration, then review the graphics, crop and captions for that channel.
Drop the webinar recording
Upload the webinar recording in Studio and name the audience, the question to answer and the passage or timestamps to use.
Choose the idea worth sharing
Ask ngram to focus on a demo, answer or explanation from the recording. Keep the surrounding context needed to understand it and specify whether to preserve or replace the speech.
Explain the selected moment
Add a speaker label, emphasize a term over the footage, or insert a short diagram for a process. Review the plan, then check the finished clip before preparing another edit.
Ship to LinkedIn, X, YouTube or a folder
Review the webinar clip for its intended channel, including the crop and caption placement, then export one MP4 from Studio. Prepare and review another aspect ratio as a separate edit. If another file type is required, run that MP4 through a separate one-file, one-output Video Converter job for MOV, WebM, or MKV, or use Video to GIF for a GIF.
Output controls
Webinar-aware defaults. Real knobs when the moment is yours.
Hook detection per clip
The agent reads the transcript for opener strength, whether question, claim, statistic, or story setup, and starts each clip on the line that earns the scroll-stop.
Frame-accurate trim per moment
Every suggested clip opens with handles on both ends. Drag to extend a punch line, lop off a filler word, or split a long answer into two posts.
Prepare each channel edit separately
Set the intended channel and aspect ratio for the webinar clip, then review the crop, caption placement, and CTA before exporting one MP4. Prepare another channel version as a separate edit.
Review captions for each clip edit
Generate captions for the selected clip, then review their text, style, and placement in each channel-specific edit before export.
Lower-thirds and speaker labels
Add the speaker’s name and role over their footage. For a dense explanation, ask for a short diagram before returning to the speaker, while keeping the original speech when requested.
Branded intros and CTA endcards
Select a Brand Kit and choose saved intro or outro slides when a clip needs an episode title or a next step such as “Watch the full webinar.” Leave them Off for a clip that starts straight on the speaker.
Export one reviewed clip edit at a time
Set the intended channel and aspect ratio for the webinar clip, then review the crop, caption placement, and CTA before exporting one MP4. Prepare another channel version as a separate edit.
Security questions, answered by sales
Recordings and renders live in your workspace. Talk to sales about security, access controls, and data handling for your team.
The rest of ngram
Clipping is one step. The rest of the post-webinar workflow lives here.
Captions
Burned-in captions tuned for the silent autoplay context every webinar clip lands in. Brand font, brand color, mobile-safe position, generated from the transcript, editable per line.
Learn moreBrand Kit
Select the webinar’s Brand Kit for consistent speaker labels and graphic styling. Choose saved intro or outro slides for each clip that needs them.
Learn moreConvert an approved webinar clip
The approved webinar clip leaves Studio as a single MP4. Use Video Converter afterward to make one MOV, WebM, or MKV file; it is a separate one-file, one-output step.
Learn moreTranslation
Translate captions and on-screen text into the language each region speaks. One English webinar becomes localized clips for LATAM, EMEA, JP from the same source recording.
Learn moreVideo Editing
When the AI cut needs a human cut, the timeline opens with the clip already framed, captioned and branded. Trim a tail, swap a caption line, regenerate the endcard.
Learn moreSchedule approved webinar clips
Move an approved clip into the Social Publishing Beta for LinkedIn, X, or YouTube. Compose the post, schedule it once or on a recurring cadence, and verify the result on the destination after it publishes.
Learn moreUse cases
Where teams put webinar clips to work.
Marketing webinar clips for LinkedIn
Two weeks of LinkedIn posts from one customer webinar, each clip captioned, branded, and ready for the feed.
See use caseHighlight reels from the live session
Turn a one-hour live event into a 90-second highlight reel and a folder of stand-alone clips by the end of the day it aired.
See use caseFounder LinkedIn clips, not just replays
Find the strongest arguments in the founder's 30-minute talk, then prepare selected moments as short LinkedIn videos. Review each vertical crop and caption treatment separately.
See use caseDemo-moment clips for sales outreach
Pull the four-minute product walkthrough out of the customer webinar. Drop it into outbound to prospects who missed the live session.
See use caseSocial clips for the marketing calendar
Use webinar moments as source material for LinkedIn, X, and approved social posts. Prepare and review the square and vertical edits separately before scheduling.
See use caseCustomer testimonial clips from joint webinars
When a customer says the magic line on the webinar, pull it out as a 45-second standalone testimonial clip with their name and title on screen.
See use caseEvent recap reels and session highlights
Compress a virtual summit's best moments into a recap reel for next year's promo, and stand-alone speaker clips for each session's landing page.
See use caseSales LinkedIn outreach clips
Account-specific clip mentions, like "this is exactly what your team asked about on the webinar", dropped into the AE's LinkedIn DM as a 30-second cut.
See use caseGrowth social clips from speaker talks
Test five different webinar-clip hooks as paid creatives, see which one wins, scale that cut as the LinkedIn-ad workhorse for the next campaign.
See use caseOther converters
Coming from a different long-form input? There's a converter for that.
Webinar to clips is one of 16 converters that all share the same processing pipeline, security model, brand kit and gallery.
Tools that pair with this converter
Polish each clip, ship the long version, or build the next webinar from scratch.
Editing each clip further
When the AI cut is close and the human cut finishes the job
Video Cutter
Trim a clip by transcript rather than by timeline, picking the exact sentence the LinkedIn post should open on.
Open toolAdd Subtitles to Video
Edit the burned-in captions on any clip line by line, swap the caption style for a specific channel, or export an SRT file for accessibility.
Open toolVideo Editor
Open any extracted clip on the timeline to add b-roll, swap the intro stinger, or stitch two clips into a recap reel.
Open toolAdd Music to Video
Drop licensed background music under a silent highlight reel or a soft bed behind quote clips.
Open toolPolishing the source webinar
Fix the recording before the clipper runs
Background Noise Remover
Strip room hum, HVAC and keyboard clatter from the webinar before clipping, so every short clip inherits the cleaned-up audio.
Open toolVideo Translator
Localize the full webinar into another language with lip-sync, then run the clipper on the localized cut for region-specific posts.
Open toolEye Contact AI
Correct gaze for the host or guest who was reading off-camera, so every clip the AI picks now has a presenter looking down the lens.
Open toolVideo Compressor
Shrink a 5 GB Zoom export before upload so the clipper starts faster. Preserves resolution; cuts file size by up to 70%.
Open toolBuilding the next webinar from scratch
When you don't have an hour of footage yet
AI Video Generator
Generate a teaser video to promote the next webinar from the description, then clip the live recording with the same brand kit.
Open toolAI Avatar Video Generator
When a guest cancels, swap in a branded avatar reading the prepared script, still clippable as if a human had presented.
Open toolText to Video
Turn the webinar's outline into a polished pre-event explainer video the marketing team can post a week ahead of the live session.
Open toolAuto Subtitle Generator
Subtitle the long replay before chaptering, so search engines and YouTube indexing see every searchable word from the webinar.
Open toolBuilt for teams
Who reaches for the webinar clipper inside a company.
Product Marketing
Turn customer webinars and product launch sessions into a sprint's worth of social posts, landing-page hero clips and email creative.
See workflowsGrowth Marketing
Spin every webinar into 10–20 paid-ad creative tests, with different hooks, different speakers, same brand kit, fast iteration on LinkedIn.
See workflowsContent Creators
Create help, troubleshooting, and support-response videos from the source material your team already maintains.
See workflowsSales Enablement
Extract the demo segment, the objection-handling segment and the customer testimonial from one webinar, then ship each to the AEs as a standalone.
See workflowsCustomer Success
Cut the "how customers use it" segments out of customer-led webinars and drop them into QBR decks and renewal-prep emails.
See workflowsFounders
Turn a founder podcast appearance, panel talk or AMA into a steady stream of LinkedIn clips, without owning the editing process.
See workflowsDeveloper Relations
Slice a community AMA or a virtual meetup into demo, Q&A and announcement clips that live on DevRel YouTube and X for months after.
See workflowsIntegrations
Trigger the clipper from the place the webinar lives.
Every integration ships with a working webinar recipe. Start from one, or wire your own with the REST API and webhooks.
whenZoom drops a new cloud recording into your workspace
thenReturn the suggested clips for review; prepare each selected LinkedIn edit separately before notifying the marketing channel
whenAn agent in Claude or ChatGPT asks for the highlights from yesterday's webinar
thenReturn the 10 highest-scoring clips with share links and captioned previews
whenYour self-hosted workflow drops a Riverside studio export on S3
thenClip the webinar, no recording leaves your VPC and every output is tagged with the session ID
whenYou hit 'Clip this webinar' on a Zoom or Riverside replay tab
thenGet the gallery of cut clips back in a new tab, ready to download or post
whenAn approved clip from your webinar recording is ready for LinkedIn Social Publishing Beta
thenConnect LinkedIn with OAuth, compose the post for the selected webinar clip, then publish it now.
whenAn approved clip from your webinar recording is ready for YouTube Social Publishing Beta
thenConnect YouTube with OAuth, verify the destination, then publish the selected webinar clip now.
whenAn approved clip from your webinar recording is ready for X Social Publishing Beta
thenConnect X with OAuth, compose the post for the selected webinar clip, then publish it now.
How it compares
If you've been clipping webinars somewhere else.
Opus Clip and Vizard focus on viral-score short-form for creators. Riverside's Magic Clips works only if the webinar was recorded in Riverside. ngram clips any source recording, applies your brand kit on every cut, and slots into the wider video workflow before and after the clipper.
| Feature | ngram | Opus Clip | Vizard | Riverside Magic Clips |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Accepts any recording source | Zoom, Teams, Webex, Riverside, Restream, MP4 upload | Upload or hosted link | Upload or hosted link | Riverside-recorded sessions only |
| Max input file size | 5 GB single upload | 10 GB on paid | 10 GB on paid | Tied to your Riverside plan |
| Brand kit applied per clip | Logo, lower-third, intro stinger, CTA endcard, stamped on every clip | Logo, font, intro/outro | Logo, colors, watermark | Riverside studio branding only |
| Channel-specific editing workflow | One reviewed MP4 per channel-specific edit | 9:16 default, others re-render | 9:16 default, others re-render | 9:16 default |
| Captions | Burned-in, brand-styled, editable line-by-line | Burned-in, template style | Burned-in, template style | Burned-in |
| Translation per clip | Caption + voiceover translation built in | Caption translation | Caption translation | Not built in |
| Plugs into the rest of the video workflow | Clipper is one node, and the same brand kit drives generators, editor and other converters | Standalone clipper | Standalone clipper | Lives inside Riverside studio |
| Agentic + API access | REST API, MCP server, Zapier, and n8n | API + Zapier (paid) | API on Creator+ | No public API |
| Team security and data handling | Talk to sales for your team | Per retention setting | Per retention setting | Tied to Riverside storage |
Common questions about webinar to clips
How does ngram turn a webinar into clips?
Which webinar platforms does it work with?
How many clips do I get from a one-hour webinar?
Can it find the demo moment or the customer quote specifically?
How do I apply my Brand Kit to a clip?
Can I get a vertical, square and landscape version of every clip in one go?
Can I translate the clips into other languages?
Where do the recordings go after processing?
Can the clipper run on autopilot when a webinar ends?
How is this different from Opus Clip or Vizard?
Webinar → Clips
Turn one webinar into a month of LinkedIn posts.
Start with the webinar recording, review the edit for its intended channel, and export one MP4. Prepare each additional aspect ratio as a separate edit.