Scrubbing through the whole episode
Finding three good moments usually means going back through the full recording with a list of timestamps. When you publish weekly, that job slips and episodes go out with no clips at all.
Video podcasts
A long conversation usually holds a few moments that work on their own. Pickin finds them, reframes them vertically and adds captions, so your time goes into choosing podcast clips rather than cutting them.
Finding three good moments usually means going back through the full recording with a list of timestamps. When you publish weekly, that job slips and episodes go out with no clips at all.
Video podcasts are usually filmed in landscape, often with two people side by side. Cropping to vertical by hand means losing half the conversation or moving the frame at every reply.
On Shorts and TikTok, plenty of people scroll with the sound off. Writing captions word by word for each clip can take longer than the edit itself.
Paste the YouTube link or upload the video file: MP4, MOV, M4V, WebM or MKV, up to 2 GB.
Pickin transcribes the conversation, finds the moments that stand out and suggests up to 20 clips, each with a score. Keep the ones that suit your show and drop the rest.
Adjust a start point, a caption line or the framing in the Studio. Then publish your podcast clips to YouTube Shorts and TikTok straight away, or schedule them on the calendar.
The vertical crop follows whoever is talking. If you'd rather keep the whole set in shot, fit mode keeps the full picture inside the 9:16 frame.
Several animated caption styles, karaoke included, and caption translation for when a guest speaks a different language from your audience.
Silences are trimmed, which helps a relaxed studio chat hold up on a phone screen.
Each clip comes with suggested titles and opening lines, plus an optional teaser. You decide which ones to use.
A brand kit puts your logo, caption style and music on every clip. Once clips are live, views, likes and other stats come back per clip from TikTok and YouTube.
Give Pickin the episode as a YouTube link or a video file. You get up to 20 vertical, captioned clips, each with a score. Keep the ones you like, adjust them if needed, and publish or schedule them to YouTube Shorts and TikTok.
Pickin works from video: a YouTube link or an MP4, MOV, M4V, WebM or MKV file. The vertical crop follows the person speaking on screen, so you need a filmed episode, even a simple one-camera setup.
Up to 20 per video. Scores help you sort them, but you choose what goes out. There's no need to post them all: keep the ones that make sense without the rest of the episode.
Yes. Pickin transcribes many languages and can translate the captions, for example from a French episode to English captions. Check the translation in the Studio before publishing, especially names and jargon.
Yes, a free plan lets you try Pickin; its clips carry a small “Made with Pickin” badge. Paid plans start at $20 a month and remove the badge. Credits are counted per minute of video, so usage follows the length of your episodes.
Pick a recent episode, see which moments Pickin brings forward, and keep only the clips that sound like your show.
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