How to cut a podcast or a stream into clips for TikTok and Shorts

Upload the episode's video to SPREVA and it writes down what is said. Ask for up to 10 clips and say what to look for; SPREVA suggests the moments, each starting and ending on a whole sentence. Each clip becomes a 9:16 project in your layout, with captions from what is said, and you queue them to post through the week.

• The video of the episode or the stream, up to 1 GB. Clips are made from video, so an audio-only episode needs a video of the conversation first, even from one camera.
• A plan with Studio: Pro or Business.
• Not a link: SPREVA does not import from YouTube or Twitch yet. Download the video and upload the file.

1. 1

   Upload the video to Media. What is said is written down as it arrives, so the moments can be found by what happens in them.

2. 2

   Ask for clips: how many, up to 10, how long, from 3 seconds to 3 minutes, and what to look for, like “the strongest opinion” or “funny reactions”.

3. 3

   Check the moments. Each comes with a title. Keep, move or drop any of them, and move either edge by the second.

4. 4

   Make the clips. Each one becomes its own project in your layout, with captions timed to the words and its title as the hook, in a folder for the episode.

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   Queue them. Put the clips in a queue and SPREVA posts one at each time you set, to TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Reels and LinkedIn.

Choose how the frame is shared before the clips are made:

• Two people stacked, for a conversation, so both stay in view for the whole clip.
• The facecam on top and the game below, for a stream.
• The game full frame with the face in a corner. Mark the areas once and save it as your layout for the next episode.

Your agent can do the same through SPREVA: it reads what the video says, sentence by sentence, suggests the moments and makes the clips.

Finding moments changes nothing and spends nothing; making the clips creates one project per moment for you to check before anything is posted. SPREVA for podcasters and for streamers.