ClipiXa

Turn your podcast into video clips automatically

Clipixa transcribes your podcast recording, removes dead air, and adds captions automatically — the groundwork for repurposing long-form audio into short, publishable video clips.

The problem

  • A full episode is long and unscripted — pulling out clip-worthy moments manually takes real time.
  • Podcast audio has natural pauses and dead air that read fine in audio but drag on video.
  • Turning audio into a captioned video clip usually means several separate tools and manual syncing.

Recommended flow

  1. 1. Get a timestamped transcript first, to find the moments worth clipping (XText)
  2. 2. Remove pauses and dead air from the selected segment (XCut)
  3. 3. Add captions so the clip works with sound off, like most social feeds are watched (XCaption)

Frequently asked questions

Can I transcribe an audio-only recording?
Yes — XText and XCut both accept audio formats (MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC) directly, no video file required for those two steps.
Do I need video to add captions?
Yes — XCaption needs a video file, since captions overlay on the visual. If you're starting from audio-only, pair it with a static or screen-recorded visual first.
Can I export just the transcript for show notes?
Yes — XText exports as TXT, SRT or VTT, so the same transcript can become show notes, subtitle files, or searchable text.