Turn a recorded lesson into short teaching clips

One clear explanation can reach people who would never sit through the full lesson. VideoShort finds the parts of a tutorial or webinar that make sense on their own.

How to do it

  1. 1

    Upload the lesson

    Add your recording and set the video type to Tutorial.

  2. 2

    Choose self-contained moments

    Look at the suggested clips and keep those that explain one thing from start to finish.

  3. 3

    Add captions and download

    Captions help people who watch without sound. Adjust the style, then export.

What makes these clips work

  • Teach one thing per short

    A clip that answers a single question is more useful than a summary of the whole lesson.

  • Check that the screen stays readable

    Slides and screen recordings can lose their edges in vertical format. Pick moments where you are speaking, or keep text large.

  • Point to the full lesson

    Mention where the full lesson lives in your post description.

Good to know

Will slides fit in a vertical clip?

Vertical clips show less of a wide frame, so review any clip that relies on a slide before publishing.

Are captions added automatically?

Yes. Word-by-word captions are built from the transcript, in 20 animated styles you can adjust.

Which languages work?

Upload a short test clip in your language and review the transcript to see how well it is recognised.

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