AistatineChoose one question
Before cutting, ask what a viewer should understand or feel at the end. A short clip works better when each line supports the same answer. Do not force the entire original conversation into one minute.
Build a beginning, middle and ending
Look for a line that introduces the tension or question, enough context to make it understandable, and a final thought that feels complete. Aistatine suggests moments from the transcript, but you should check that the sequence still makes sense after cuts.
Protect the speaker’s meaning
Listen across each edit point. Removing a qualifying phrase can change the claim. Move or extend clip boundaries when a sentence needs more context, and correct any caption that no longer matches the audio.
Finish for the channel
Pick a frame before export: 9:16 for many vertical feeds, 1:1 for a square presentation, 4:5 for a taller feed, or 16:9 for a wide view. Check that the speaker, captions and any graphic all fit. The hosted Aistatine app renders the MP4 on your device, so keep the tab open until the file is ready.
Ready to turn a clip into a finished video?
Upload a video, review the suggested moments and captions, then export when the edit feels right.
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