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A clipping agent is a repeatable workflow: it watches a source, finds moments using your instructions, edits the clips, and sends them for review or publishing. Overlap brings those steps into one AI video clipping platform.
Start with a YouTube channel or a supported file source. Set a trigger for new uploads so each recording enters the same workflow.
Tell the Find Clips node what to look for. Add vertical framing, subtitles and your branding, then refine the selected clips in the editor.
Hold clips for approval or choose automatic publishing. Send them to your connected accounts and use performance reporting to inform the next batch.
As seen onMy First MillionA short podcast excerpt explaining how Overlap finds moments, edits clips and prepares them to share. This is a finished clip exported from Overlap.
iHeartMedia used Overlap clipping agents to turn its long-form show library into edited, formatted clips published across its social channels. The case study includes the workflow and channel results.
These are the results reported in this customer’s case study, not a forecast for a new campaign.
Read the iHeartMedia workflow and resultsTrack what works, plan every post, record from anywhere, edit with precision, and turn livestreams into a steady stream of clips — all in one workspace.
Track views, engagement, watch time, and channel growth from one dashboard. See what is gaining momentum and give your team a clear signal for what to make next.
Review what is posted, scheduled, or still waiting for approval across every account. Keep the whole team aligned without stitching together separate planning tools.
Bring remote guests into a studio built for content teams. Capture clean video and audio while transcripts, captions, media, and layouts stay close at hand.
Shape the story from the timeline or directly from the words. Reframe the video, tighten captions, manage media, and finish every cut without leaving the workspace.
Connect a live source once, monitor the feed, and capture the moments that matter. Highlights arrive organized and ready for the same editing and publishing flow as every other recording.
One workspace for every brand you operate. Agents do the cutting and the posting; your team keeps the sign-off, the brand rules, and the numbers.
One study at a time — the team, the catalog, and the numbers it moved. Every one opens the page it came from.
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From podcast networks to sales enablement, Overlap turns every kind of long-form your organization produces into clips ready to publish.
Every episode of every show, clipped the day it drops.
Turn daily programming into daily short-form.
Iconic scenes and reels from the catalog you already own.
Highlights and takeaways from every session, at scale.
Repurpose wins and objections for enablement.
Share the message with the people who missed it.
An AI clipping agent runs a workflow that turns a long recording into short clips: a source trigger, moment selection, editing, and an export or publishing step. In Overlap, you build that workflow from the node library and choose whether clips need approval before publishing.
The places your long-form already lives — a channel you upload to, a podcast feed, a livestream as it happens, or files you hand it directly. The agent watches the source and starts cutting when something new appears, rather than waiting to be asked.
No. Your media, transcripts and performance data are used to run your own workflows and to show you your own results. They are not used to train models, and they are not shared with other customers.
All of it, and it is set once rather than per clip. Captions, framing, aspect ratio, the brand kit, the persona that writes the post and the rules about what may never run are configured on the workflow, and every agent inherits them.
Only if you choose that. A workflow can post on its own schedule or hold every clip for approval, and the setting is per workflow — so an established show can run hands-free while a new one stays supervised.
Yes. Any workflow can end in an export rather than a post, so the clips land wherever your team already works — your own scheduler, your asset library, or a download.
Yes — the developer docs cover the API and the CLI, and the node library documents every step a workflow can be built from. Both are linked in the footer of this page.
Overlap runs performance-priced AI clipping campaigns on customer-owned social accounts. It handles clip selection, editing, formatting, approval workflows, publishing, and reporting, while customers retain their accounts, followers, posts, and performance data.