Content locked away
Modules, webinar replays and talks already exist, but they sit behind a paywall or in a folder. Outside your students, nobody sees how you teach.
Courses & webinars
Webinars, masterclasses and conference talks are full of explanations that work on their own. Pickin finds them in the transcript, makes them vertical and adds captions, so the material you've already recorded can bring people to your course.
Modules, webinar replays and talks already exist, but they sit behind a paywall or in a folder. Outside your students, nobody sees how you teach.
In a course, each idea builds on the one before. Spotting a passage that makes sense without the rest means rewatching the whole session.
A landscape recording with screen share doesn't survive a 9:16 crop: too tight and the slide disappears, too wide and you lose the speaker.
Upload the course, webinar or conference recording (MP4, MOV, M4V, WebM or MKV, up to 2 GB), or paste a YouTube link if it's published there.
Pickin transcribes the session, finds the moments that stand out and suggests up to 20 scored clips. Keep the ones that give real value without giving away the whole programme.
Adjust the start, end, caption text or framing in the Studio, then schedule your course clips to YouTube Shorts and TikTok from the calendar.
Reframing follows the person speaking. When the slide is what matters, fit mode keeps the whole picture on screen.
Animated captions in several styles, karaoke included, and silences trimmed, so the pauses of a live class don't slow a clip down.
Caption translation lets a course recorded in French reach English speakers, or the other way round. Pickin transcribes many languages.
Suggested titles and opening lines for every clip, plus an optional teaser. Pick the ones that frame the topic honestly.
A brand kit applies your logo, caption style and music everywhere. Coaches with several programmes can keep one workspace per offer or client.
Upload the recording or paste a YouTube link. Pickin transcribes it and suggests up to 20 vertical, captioned clips with scores; keep the ones that make sense outside the course. Adjust them in the Studio, then publish or schedule them.
Yes, as long as you have it as a video file: MP4, MOV, M4V, WebM or MKV, up to 2 GB. If the file is bigger, export a lighter version before uploading.
Transcription covers many languages, but specialist vocabulary or brand names can come out misspelt. Check the captions in the Studio, where you can fix the text before export.
You decide which clips to keep. A good clip shows how you explain things and makes people want more, without handing over the whole curriculum. Scores help you sort; the call is yours.
Credits are counted per minute of video, so it depends on how much you upload, and you don't have to start with the whole course. A free plan lets you try Pickin (its clips carry a small “Made with Pickin” badge), and paid plans start at $20 a month.
Take a webinar or module you've already recorded, let Pickin suggest moments, and keep the ones that make people want the next lesson.
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