Klipku: Auto Clips & Subtitles

Klipku cuts long videos into short vertical 9:16 clips for TikTok, Reels and Shorts, complete with automatic subtitles and captions. The result is clean, with NO WATERMARK and no logo at all.

THE BEST MOMENTS, PICKED FOR YOU
Pick one long video: a podcast, a talk, a vlog, gaming, sports or a bike ride. Klipku listens to the speech, reads motion and sound, and picks the most interesting parts. For talks, clips start and end at sentence boundaries so nobody gets cut off mid-sentence. Choose the clip length (15–30, 30–60, 60–90 seconds) and how many clips (3, 6 or 10).

WORD-BY-WORD AUTO SUBTITLES
English and Indonesian speech becomes subtitles that appear word by word, with the spoken word highlighted in yellow or green. Choose the font (Bold, Slim, Classic, Italic), the size, and ALL CAPS or normal case.

MISHEARD? FIX IT ONCE
Tap a wrong subtitle line and type the fix; word timing adjusts itself. A name or term misheard again and again is replaced once for the whole video.

AUTO CAPTIONS
Videos without talking (rides, trips, gaming) get a caption from what's in the picture, like "Easy ride on a dirt road". Pick another idea or write your own.

PERFECT 9:16 FRAMING
For horizontal videos: follow the speaker's face, crop the centre, or keep the whole picture over a blurred background so slides, video calls and gameplay are never cut off.

SAVE & SHARE
Save in 720p or 1080p Full HD with the file name you choose, straight to your gallery (Movies/Klipku), then share to TikTok, Instagram, YouTube or WhatsApp. No watermark.

PROCESSED ON YOUR PHONE
Videos, audio and subtitles are processed entirely on your phone and are never uploaded. No account, no login. The speech model downloads once on first use; after that analysis works offline. Long videos are analysed in the background with a progress notification.

Klipku is for videos you own or may use. It cannot download videos from YouTube or other sites.

Guide: https://kuduscyber.id/klipku/panduan.html#en

Klipku is free and supported by ads.

Recent changes:
Clips from talks, podcasts and conversations now end right at the end of a sentence instead of cutting mid-thought. The screen stays on during analysis for faster processing.