What kind of video works?
Any video people talk in: short-drama episodes, interviews, podcasts, talking-head explainers, webinars. Clips reads the speech, so a video with no dialogue (b-roll, music only) is refunded with a note instead of producing clips. English works best; other languages are in beta.
How long can the source be?
Upload an MP4 or MOV up to 1 GB and 60 minutes. From a series you made on Dawnwood, pick up to 12 finished episodes per job and they are joined in order. Landscape video is turned into 9:16 with a blurred fill behind the picture.
How many clips do I get, and how long are they?
Choose a length band (15–30 s, 20–50 s or 30–60 s). An upload yields about one candidate per three minutes of source, between 6 and 16. Each clip starts and ends on a full line of dialogue, snapped to a shot change where there is one, so nothing stops mid-sentence.
How are clips scored?
Every candidate gets a 0–100 score from a judge that looks for conflict, reveals and suspense, combined with structural checks such as how fast the first line lands. For a series, clips that would give away the ending are flagged as spoilers and are not kept by default. The top picks start as Kept; you change that with one click.
What are pop captions?
Big, bold captions that appear a few words at a time, timed word by word from a transcript of the clip itself, so they stay on the speech. You can switch any clip to plain captions or none, and re-rendering is free.
What does it cost?
1 cr per source minute (3 cr minimum), charged once the source is ready and its length is known. Edits and re-renders are free, and if not a single clip comes out you get every credit back.
Can I post the clips straight to TikTok, Instagram, YouTube or Facebook?
Download each clip as an MP4, or send the ones you kept to
Publishing, where they are scheduled across your connected accounts with a cover for each platform.
