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AI clips and automatic posting for YouTube Shorts

Your videos become Shorts. Posted every day, without you.

Stratos·Clip finds the best moments in your long videos and cuts them into captioned vertical Shorts, with the framing and template your content needs. Then it posts them to your YouTube channels on your schedule, and refills the queue before it runs dry.

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You stay in control: every clip can be reviewed, removed or rescheduled.

  • 17,700 Shorts created
  • 12,700 Shorts published
  • ≈ 500 Shorts published every week

Figures from our own channels, drawn from nearly 1,000 source videos, October 2026. Stratos·Clip ran our channels before yours.

Turn long videos into Shorts, in three steps

You pick the source and the pace. The rest runs on its own.

  1. Plug in a source

    Paste a YouTube link, upload a file, or connect a whole channel: every new long video it publishes becomes a source.

  2. Shorts edit themselves

    AI finds and scores the strongest moments, reframes them vertically on whoever is speaking and captions them word by word. The template fits the content: podcast, gaming, reaction, series.

  3. The queue publishes

    Pick fixed slots (9 am, 2 pm, 7 pm) or a steady drip. Shorts go out on your YouTube channels with their title and description, and the queue refills before it runs dry.

Create Shorts with AI: the right moments, the right edit

Every moment is scored on seven criteria (hook, emotional peak, standalone value, shareability, debate, density, quotability), then reframed, captioned and edited with your content’s template. A one-hour video yields about 16 ready-to-post Shorts.

  • Podcasts and interviews

    Automatic vertical framing on whoever is speaking, captions word by word.

    Podcast to Shorts

  • Gaming

    Facecam and gameplay are detected and recomposed vertically, with no manual setup.

    Gaming clips

  • Reactions

    The video being reacted to and the reaction stay readable together, in vertical.

    Reaction clips

  • Series and fiction

    Episode-by-episode cutting, guided by a series bible: characters, tone, continuity.

    Series and fiction

  • Full frame

    The whole original video in the center, over a blurred background, when you don’t want to crop.

YouTube Shorts automation: one queue per channel, set up once

You set up each channel once: its time slots, or a number of posts per day. From then on, the queue draws from all your ready Shorts, alternating between source videos. All you do is keep it fed.

  • Runway, counted in days

    Every channel shows how many days of posting its queue still covers. One glance tells you which one is about to run out.

  • The queue refills itself

    Below the threshold you set (3 days by default), new videos from the source channel are launched. Fresh uploads are picked up within the hour.

  • Nothing stops all at once

    Out of credits? Shorts already rendered keep going out, stats keep running and your channels stay connected. Only new renders wait.

  • YouTube quotas respected

    An upload refused by YouTube’s quota moves to the next slot. It is never lost.

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Manage multiple YouTube channels in one place

Each channel gets its own space: its sources, clips, queue and numbers.

Managing multiple YouTube Shorts channels

  • One view per channel

    What went out, what goes out today, what failed and why.

  • Your published videos, without YouTube Studio

    Edit titles and descriptions, read comments and reply, for every Short published by Stratos·Clip.

  • The numbers that matter

    Views, second-by-second retention, and a weekly report on what worked.

  • A selection that learns

    Detection draws on your winning clips and on each channel’s editorial line.

Pricing: one meter, the credit

1 rendered Short = 1 credit. 10 minutes of analyzed video = 1 credit. A one-hour video yields about 16 Shorts for 22 credits.

Free

To create your first Shorts and post them on one channel.

$0

  • 30 credits per month
  • ≈ 21 Shorts per month
  • 1 YouTube channel
  • Up to 2 posts a day
  • Stratos·Clip watermark on clips
Start for free

  • Starter

    To launch your first channels.

    $29.90 / month

    • 180 credits per month
    • ≈ 130 Shorts per month
    • 3 YouTube channels included
    • 100-credit top-up: $20.76
    Notify me at launch

  • Recommended

    Pro

    For a network of channels that posts every day.

    $69.90 / month

    • 500 credits per month
    • ≈ 363 Shorts per month
    • 8 YouTube channels included
    • 100-credit top-up: $17.48
    Notify me at launch

  • Agence

    For agencies and full-time clippers.

    $149.90 / month

    • 1,250 credits per month
    • ≈ 909 Shorts per month
    • 20 YouTube channels included
    • 100-credit top-up: $14.99
    Notify me at launch

  • Studio

    For high volume.

    $299.90 / month

    • 2,800 credits per month
    • ≈ 2,036 Shorts per month
    • 50 YouTube channels included
    • 100-credit top-up: $13.39
    Notify me at launch

Paid plans open with online payment

Pick the plan you want and leave your email: we will tell you the day it opens. Meanwhile, the free plan already posts to one channel.

We only use your email to tell you about this launch. Details in our privacy policy.

The free plan is permanent, with limited seats: once they are taken, the waitlist takes over.

  • Extra channel: $4.00 per month.
  • Unused credits roll over to the next cycle.
  • Prices in US dollars, excluding taxes.

How many Shorts for your volume: the calculator

Frequently asked questions

How is this different from a regular clipping tool?

Most clipping tools post too, but video by video: you schedule each video’s clips, in a batch or one at a time, then start over for the next one. Stratos·Clip is set up once per channel: every new Short joins the queue, which posts on your schedule and launches new videos when it runs low. You only step in if you want to.

Which networks does Stratos·Clip publish to?

YouTube Shorts, directly on your YouTube channels, with no middleman.

Is there a free plan?

Yes, and it does not expire: 30 credits a month, one YouTube channel, up to 2 posts a day, with a Stratos·Clip watermark on clips. Seats are limited.

How many Shorts do I get from one video?

It depends on its length: 6 for a 10-minute video, about 16 for an hour, up to 24 for the longest ones.

Can I review clips before they go out?

Yes. Every clip can be watched, removed from the queue or scheduled by hand. Automatic publishing only picks from clips that are ready.

What happens when I run out of credits?

Everything already rendered keeps publishing, stats keep running and your channels stay connected. New launches resume with the next cycle or a top-up.

Who is responsible for video rights?

You are. Only plug in videos you have the right to use: your own, or those of a creator who allows you to. A Content ID claim applies to the video the channel publishes.

How does Stratos·Clip access my channel?

Through Google’s official sign-in. You see the permissions requested and can revoke them at any time from your Google account. Stratos·Clip only acts on videos it published itself.

Can I change plans or stop?

The subscription is monthly: change plans or stop whenever you like, a downgrade or a stop taking effect at the end of the current cycle.

Is the app available in English?

The interface is in French for now. Tell us your channels’ language when you request access, and we will tell you honestly whether it is supported.

Plug in a source tonight. Tomorrow morning, your channel posts.

A one-hour video yields about 16 Shorts: enough to post one Short a day for 16 days.

The free plan opens soon

Seats open in small waves, to keep publishing reliable. Leave your email: we will write as soon as yours is ready.

We only use your email to give you access. Details in our privacy policy.