01 — YouTube Shorts clip maker
Paste a YouTube link, find Shorts candidates, then review captions, vertical framing, and exports before posting.
YouTube creators, podcast channels, and content teams
Choose the workflow that fits your source, then review candidates before you export or publish.
02 — Paste a YouTube link
Start from the source video instead of downloading, cutting, and organizing files by hand.
03 — Review Shorts candidates
Compare candidate clips by hook, topic, payoff, captions, and vertical framing before anything is approved.
04 — Export or queue posts
Download Shorts-ready clips or route approved clips through the publishing workflow your team controls.
What you can do
Add an authorized source, review candidate moments, and prepare approved clips for export or connected publishing.

See a finished clip
Review the source, detected moments, and recorded Finalize state before treating this one-run example as a workflow reference.
Common questions
Yes. Flamingo Clips works as a YouTube Shorts clip maker for long videos by finding Shorts candidates, preparing captions and framing, and keeping review before export or publishing.
Yes. Paste a YouTube link or add a supported source, review candidate moments, then export approved clips for Shorts or other vertical channels.
It automates the repetitive source-to-candidate workflow: ingesting a YouTube video, surfacing Shorts candidates, preparing captions and framing, and keeping approval in the loop before export or publishing.
No. Treat generated clips as candidates. Review the strongest moments, adjust anything that needs polish, and publish only the clips that fit your channel.
It reduces the repetitive search and first-pass clipping work. Editors can spend more time polishing the clips that are already worth posting.
05 — Start
Start free without a card. Paste a link or upload a file and review your first ranked clips today.