The cloud clippers meter the work, watermark the trial, and make you wait.
Opus Clip, Submagic, and Vizard are useful, but the tradeoff is built into the model: upload your footage, spend credits or minutes, wait for processing, and hit free-tier limits or watermarks. ClipMiner is the Mac version of the workflow creators actually want: flat-priced, unlimited, local, and ready when your file is already on your disk.
Long video in. Ranked, captioned shorts out.
Point
Choose a long video on your Mac: podcast, talk, stream, webinar, interview, or recorded conversation. No upload step and no account queue.
Mine
ClipMiner scans the video locally and ranks the most clip-worthy moments so you start with the strongest candidates, not a flat pile of cuts.
Explain
Each pick shows why it surfaced: hooks, questions, emphatic language, specific claims, and numbers that make a short more likely to stand on its own.
Cut cleanly
Clips are cut on sentence boundaries, never mid-word or mid-sentence — the rough-edge problem that makes many cloud-generated clips unusable.
Caption
Export vertical 9:16 video with burned-in captions, ready to review and post manually to Shorts, Reels, TikTok, or wherever you publish.
Repeat
Run as much footage as your Mac can handle. No minute meter, no credit balance, no watermark, no upload wait, and no internet required.
Built for creators with footage, deadlines, and a Mac.
Flat price, unlimited runs
ClipMiner is $19/month with a free trial. Process long videos without counting minutes, buying credit packs, or deciding which footage is worth uploading.
No waiting on uploads
If the file is on your Mac, ClipMiner can start there. Long recordings do not need to travel to a cloud service before the useful work begins.
Local by default
Analysis, ranking, cutting, and captions run on-device. Your raw interviews and unreleased footage stay on your Mac, and ClipMiner works offline.
Reasons, not mystery scores
Ranked moments include the signals behind them — hooks, questions, emphatic lines, and specifics — so editors can make fast, informed calls.
Sentence-boundary cuts
ClipMiner avoids the mid-word and mid-sentence cuts that force editors to redo automated clips by hand.
Cancel and keep it
After twelve paid months your license vests: cancel any time afterward and the version you paid for keeps working, forever.
One flat subscription, not a minute meter.
ClipMiner
Free trial included · perpetual fallback after 12 paid months
- Unlimited local analysis of your long videos
- Ranked clip candidates with reasons for each pick
- Sentence-boundary cuts: never mid-word or mid-sentence
- Vertical 9:16 exports with burned-in captions
- No uploads, credit meters, watermarks, or upload waits
Local and unlimited
Use your Mac instead of a queue
- No per-minute credits to ration
- No watermark on a free tier export
- No raw-footage upload before processing
- No waiting for a remote job to finish
- Offline workflows stay possible
Subscription vests into a perpetual license after 12 paid months: cancel and keep the version you paid for.
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ClipMiner is being shaped around creators, editors, podcasters, streamers, and small agencies who already have long footage and need more good shorts from it.
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No charge now. The launch subscription is $19/month with a free trial and a perpetual fallback after 12 paid months. We'll email you when the Mac trial is ready.
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The honest answers.
Is this a cloud clipper?
No. ClipMiner runs on your Mac. It does not require uploading raw footage to process it, and it can work offline.
Does the free trial add a watermark?
No. ClipMiner is positioned against watermarked free tiers: the trial is for validating the local workflow, not for branding your exports.
How does it pick moments?
It ranks candidate moments and shows the signals behind each pick, including hooks, questions, emphatic language, and concrete specifics or numbers.
Will it cut speakers off?
ClipMiner cuts on sentence boundaries, never mid-word or mid-sentence. You still review the final clip, but the default cut should not start or end in the middle of a thought.
Does it post to TikTok, Reels, or Shorts?
No. ClipMiner exports vertical 9:16 clips with burned-in captions that are ready for manual posting. It does not auto-post or schedule social content.
Does it run on Windows?
No. ClipMiner is for Mac and requires macOS 13 or later.
Mine the good moments without sending the whole recording away.
Join the founding list for the ClipMiner Mac trial: flat-priced, local, unlimited, and built around clean sentence-boundary clips.