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1. Choose the right profile for your source
Use Modern for
action, gameplay, visual tutorials, and movement-heavy content.
Use Retro for
podcasts, commentary, and speech-focused clips.
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2. Set short-form clip lengths
Start with a short clip range such as 8 seconds minimum, 13
seconds target, and 29 seconds maximum so your exports fit
common TikTok-style lengths.
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3. Increase your batch output settings
Raise
Max Clips to Export
when working with longer source footage. This gives you more
candidate clips to review.
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4. Tune Scene Thresh for more or fewer cuts
Lower values create more cuts and more clip options. Raise it if
the video is being chopped up too aggressively.
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5. Import your long-form recording
Load a stream archive, lets play, tutorial, podcast, interview,
commentary video, or other long-form source file.
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6. Generate and sort your clip candidates
Export the clips, review the results, and keep the strongest
moments for TikTok posting, testing, and scheduling.