The quotable line
One sentence that sums up an idea so well people send it to a friend.
Podcast & interview clips
One episode. A week of clips.
Your best answers are buried at minute 47. We find the moments that work on their own, cut them to 15–60 seconds and caption them, so people who would never press play on a full episode meet your show in their feed.
What we look for
The moments that travel
Not every good minute is a good clip. A clip has to make sense to someone who has never heard of you.
The honest answer
The moment a guest says what others won’t — kept in context, so it means what they meant.
The short story
A beginning, a turn and a payoff in under a minute. Stories hold viewers to the end.
What every podcast clip gets
- A hook in the first one or two seconds — taken from what was actually said.
- Vertical 9:16 at 1080×1920 with a safe crop for every platform.
- English captions, two lines at most, readable with the sound off.
- Your name and show credited in the caption or on screen.
- A clean ending that points to the full episode where the platform allows it.
Why clips grow a podcast
Audio apps are hard to discover in. Short-form feeds are built for discovery: people see a clip from a show they don’t follow yet. A good clip is a trailer for the conversation — it should make people want the full episode, not replace it.
That is why we cut for meaning first and speed second. A clip that misrepresents a guest might get views once; it costs trust every time after.
How it works
From episode link to live clip
Send a link
Any episode on YouTube, Spotify or your own site. Tell us what the show is about and who it’s for.
Free fit check
We tell you which moments we’d cut and why — or honestly that your show isn’t a match for our channels.
Agree in writing
Which episodes, which platforms, how you’re credited and what it costs, if anything. Nothing goes live before this.
Clips go live and get measured
We share the links and the platform numbers after about 24 hours, 72 hours and 7 days.
Podcast questions
Podcast clips, answered
How long is a good podcast clip?
Usually 15 to 60 seconds. Long enough for one complete idea, short enough that the first seconds decide everything. We cut to the moment, not to a fixed length.
Do I need video, or does an audio-only podcast work?
Video works best, because faces and reactions hold attention. Audio-only can work with captions and simple visuals, but tell us up front so we can judge the fit honestly.
What do you need from my guests?
Your permission covers your show. If a guest or a third party has rights to part of the episode, that has to be covered too. We ask about it before we cut anything.
Can I get the clips for my own channels too?
That can be part of the agreement. Tell us in your first message which channels you want the clips on.
Which minute of your last episode would go viral?
Send us the link. The fit check is free and you get an honest answer.