Source stays unchanged
Clips use time ranges from the source file. The original file stays unchanged.
Move through the video
Cut video clips, no re-edit.
Define clips inside an existing recording and reuse the parts you need without going back to an editor.
What it does
The edit that does not need an editor
Most re-cuts exist to remove a section for one audience. That should not require a new export.
Reuse across audiences
One recording serves several versions without maintaining several files.
Changes stay live
Adjust the clip and every place it is embedded updates, with no re-upload.
In practice
Where clips save the most time
Long recordings that several audiences each need a slice of.
- Webinar recordings split into topic segments
- All-hands sessions cut down per department
- Course lectures broken into revisable chunks
What gets measured
Every use of it is reported
- Reported per viewer
- Each use of this interaction is recorded for the identified viewer.
- Placed to the second
- Attached to the timecode it sits on, so results map to the moment that produced them.
- On video you already have
- The interaction sits on the existing file. The source video stays unchanged.
Related
What teams add next
These combine on one timeline. Most videos use three or four together.
Change time
Send viewers to any timecode from a button, hotspot, or answer. Move forward to skip or back to review.
Explore →Playlists
Chain videos into an ordered playlist so a multi-part program runs as one experience with one report.
Explore →Searching
Let viewers search inside the video and jump straight to the point where the answer is.
Explore →Video branching
Offer choices in the video and jump to a different scene, clip, or video based on what each viewer selects.
Explore →Branding
Control colors, logo, and player styling so the interactive experience matches your product.
Explore →Calendar embedding
Open a Calendly or HubSpot calendar as an interaction, so the meeting is taken at the moment the buyer decides.
Explore →Questions
What teams ask about video clips
Does clipping change the original file?
No. Clips use time ranges over the source. The original file stays unchanged.
Can a clip carry its own interactions?
Yes. Each clip can ask its own questions because interactions belong to the full experience.
Try it on one video
Cut a long recording into clips
Take last quarter’s webinar and make the useful eight minutes findable.