Vidoveli

From one webinar to clips for every feed

Upload the recording or paste a link to it. Vidoveli finds the answers, demos and audience questions worth sharing, and lays out each clip so the slides stay readable on a phone.

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3 pricing mistakes

  1. Pricing by cost, not value
  2. One plan for everyone
  3. Never raising prices

one plan for everyone

  • Two stacked
  • Picture in picture
  • Screen with speaker

Post text written for LinkedIn

Example: licensed stock footage, sample words and numbers.

A webinar recording with a slide titled “3 pricing mistakes” filling the frame and the speaker in a small tile, and the vertical clip made from it: the slide on top, the speaker below and the caption between them, in the “Two stacked” layout.

What it is

Why a webinar is a month of content

A recorded webinar is usually watched once, live, and then sits in a folder. Inside it are the parts people would share: a clear answer to an audience question, a one-minute demo, a framework on a single slide. Cut out and captioned, those parts keep working for weeks on LinkedIn, YouTube Shorts and Instagram.

Vidoveli reads the whole recording and proposes complete moments, scored and explained. Tell it what to look for, such as “audience questions about pricing”, and those are the moments it goes after.

Webinars are mostly slides with a small view of the speaker, so the layout decides whether a clip works on a phone. Stack the slide above the speaker in a vertical frame, or keep the speaker in a corner of the slide with picture in picture; auto reframe enlarges slides and screen recordings so the text stays readable. The vertical video converter shows the layouts, and our guide to repurposing a webinar covers what to cut.

  • Slides that stay readable

    Stack the slide above the speaker, or keep the speaker in a corner of it.

  • Only the part that matters

    Skip the intro and the housekeeping. Pick the part to process, and only that uses credits.

  • Audience questions first

    Ask for “questions from the audience” and those are the answers it looks for.

  • Fit or fill the frame

    Show the whole slide on a blurred background, or fill the frame with the speaker.

  • For an international audience

    Translate the captions, or show two languages at once.

  • A post for every clip

    Each clip comes with text written for LinkedIn, X, Instagram and the other feeds.

Who it’s for

For teams that run webinars

  1. B2B marketing teams

    Turn each webinar into a run of LinkedIn clips that bring people to the next one.

  2. SaaS product teams

    One-minute feature demos cut from launch webinars and onboarding sessions.

  3. Educators and course creators

    Single ideas from a live class, each clip a reason to sign up for the full course.

  4. Event organizers

    Panel and keynote highlights that promote the recording and the next event.

How it works

How to use the Webinar to Clips

  1. Adding a webinar recording to Vidoveli by upload or link

    Bring in the recording

    Upload the recording, or paste a link to it on YouTube, LinkedIn, Vimeo, Loom, Google Drive or Dropbox, or a direct link to the file.

  2. Clips found in a webinar recording, recommended first

    Find the answers worth sharing

    Say what to look for, such as “the product demo” or “audience questions”, and choose a clip length. Clips come back scored, with reasons.

  3. Auto reframe in Vidoveli’s editor keeping the speaker in a vertical frame

    Lay out, caption and post

    Choose a layout for the slide and the speaker, check the captions, then post the clip or download the MP4.

What to cut

The parts of a webinar that clip well

Skip the housekeeping. These are the moments people share.

  • Answers to audience questionsA real question and a direct answer make the most shareable minute of most webinars.
  • A framework on one slideA list, a model or a before-and-after that makes sense in under a minute.
  • A short demoOne feature doing one job, with the screen enlarged so it reads on a phone.
  • A strong opinionThe moment the speaker disagrees with the usual advice is the one people comment on.

FAQ

Questions about the Webinar to Clips

How do I turn a webinar into clips?

Upload the recording or paste a link to it, and let Vidoveli find the moments. Pick a layout for the slides and the speaker, check the captions, then post or export each clip.

Will the slides be readable on a phone?

Yes, once you choose a layout for them. A stacked layout gives the slide the top half of a vertical frame, picture in picture keeps the whole slide with the speaker in a corner, and auto reframe enlarges screen recordings. Very dense slides read better as 1:1 or 4:5 clips for LinkedIn.

How do I bring in the recording?

As a file or a link: upload the MP4, or paste a Google Drive, Dropbox or direct link to it, or a YouTube link if you published the webinar there.

Can I post the clips to LinkedIn?

Yes, on Business and Creator from 600 credits a month: post to Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn and X right away or at a set time from the calendar. On any plan you can download the MP4 or share a link.

How long can the recording be?

Up to 10 hours on paid plans and 2 hours on Free. To save credits, process only the part after the introductions.

Is there a free plan?

Yes. A new account starts with 15 free credits, enough for a 15-minute part of a webinar. Free exports are 720p with a small watermark, and Creator and Business export in 1080p without it. See pricing.

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