Prepare spoken footage for short-form social video

What is Submagic?

Submagic is a video editing platform centered on short-form content. It works with existing footage and applies tools commonly needed for social clips, including captions, tighter pacing, and visual additions. This makes it relevant to interviews, podcasts, tutorials, and direct-to-camera recordings that need to become shorter pieces. The key editorial task remains choosing a passage that stands on its own and preserving what the speaker actually means.

Build a clip around a complete thought

The product supports video uploads and YouTube links, with AI tools for captions, silence removal, B-roll insertion, and identifying key moments. Its feature set also includes trimming, zooms, sound effects, translation, and publishing tools. These functions can support the process of adapting a longer recording into a format suited to social feeds and mobile viewing.

Edit for comprehension before decoration

Choose the start and end so a viewer can understand the point without the surrounding episode. Read captions for names and technical terms, then check whether removed pauses change the speaker's intent. Use B-roll only where it clarifies the subject. Watch the clip once without sound and once without looking at the screen; each pass reveals a different weakness in the explanation.

Features to explore

• Automatic captions
• Silence removal
• B-roll assistance
• Short-clip selection
• Social publishing tools

Who is Submagic for?

Creators and teams repurposing spoken recordings into short social videos. It is especially useful when the footage already contains a clear explanation or insight and the main work is selecting, tightening, and presenting it.

Before you get started

Review automatic cuts and captions against the recording to avoid changing meaning. Confirm rights to inserted media, check safe text placement on the destination platform, and inspect scheduled publishing settings before release.