Basic video clipper
Start with the story in the words.
Turn a clear conversation or explanation into a focused clip. Basic Clipper combines speech-based selection, captions and your chosen output framing.
Try for $1 $1 once. 60 credits. No watermark.Inside the modeling workspace
A compact introduction to Blender’s modeling workspace. Basic Clipper keeps the explanation, the screen recording and readable captions together.
From Modeling Introduction - Blender 2.80 Fundamentals
Source time 0:05–0:33
Transcript & source credits
The workspace itself can already tell us a lot on what modeling entails. As you can see, the object is in edit mode, which is very important for modeling, since it relies on manipulating the vertices, edges, and faces of a mesh. You'll also notice that the modeling workspace opens the quick tools menu on the left for us already. While in edit mode, the left hand side quick tools menu provides several more tools for us to use including extrude region, bevel, knife, and loop cut to name a few important ones.
Blender / Dillon Gu · CC BY 3.0. Excerpted and captioned with Clippex; web preview compressed for playback. Independent product example; no endorsement is implied.
How it works
A focused workflow for spoken content
Both Basic Clipper and Clipper Pro use editorial selection from the transcript. Basic renders those reviewed speech boundaries. Pro additionally analyzes visual scenes. Choose the model in your project settings before starting.
Select a complete idea
Start with a practical answer, a compact story or a clear explanation. The requested clip count is an upper limit: the source needs enough complete moments to support the selection.
Choose your finish
Set captions and choose 9:16, 1:1 or 16:9 output. Adjust the framing to preserve the subject and review the entire exported clip before posting.
Understand the credit difference
Basic uses the base credit rate with your scene-count multiplier. Pro doubles that amount. For example, 10 source minutes with Best scenes uses 10 credits in Basic or 20 in Pro.
Before you make your first clips
Does Basic simply split a video at fixed intervals?
The current workflow selects and reviews spoken moments. A failed editorial selection should report a failure rather than manufacture arbitrary fixed-duration clips.
When should I choose Clipper Pro?
Try Pro when nearby visual transitions matter to the cut. It adds visual analysis to the speech-based workflow. Review a representative source to decide whether that helps your content.
How do scene-count settings affect Basic credits?
Best scenes uses the base rate, Many scenes doubles it and All scenes triples it. Pro applies a further 2× model multiplier. See the pricing page and your project estimate before starting.