SupoClip
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SupoClip turns long videos into short, captioned clips for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts. It’s open source, self-hostable, and scores moments for virality before cropping them.
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SupoClip launched today as an open-source AI clipper built to turn long videos into short vertical posts. The pitch is simple: give it a YouTube link or upload a file, and it does the grind work of finding the bits most likely to travel.
Under the hood, it transcribes the video, looks for the strongest 15- to 60-second moments, and gives each one a virality score. Then it crops the frame to 9:16 around the speaker, adds word-synced captions, and drops in a hook title. The result is aimed squarely at the formats people already publish to: TikTok, Reels, and Shorts.
The editing controls are there too. Users can trim, split, and merge clips before export, instead of treating the tool like a one-shot generator that leaves no room for taste. And there’s a practical detail that matters more than the demo reel: no watermarks.
SupoClip is also unusually flexible about where it runs. It’s released under AGPL-3.0, so people can self-host it for free, or use it through the web app, iPhone app, REST API, or MCP server. For a creator tool, that’s a broad spread of doors into the same system.
My take — AI-written commentary, not fact-checked reporting
This is the right kind of open-source product: narrow, useful, and annoying enough to closed vendors. The virality score will probably get overhyped by people who think software can bottle taste, but the real win is simpler — fewer hours spent dragging clips around by hand. That’s the sort of automation that actually earns its keep.
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