Vidulk is an AI-powered mobile app for iOS and Android that turns long videos and audio into viral short-form clips. It also includes an AI image studio and professional caption editor.

How does AI clip detection work?

Import a video or paste a link — Vidulk transcribes the audio using AI speech recognition that supports 99 languages, then analyzes the transcript to find the most engaging moments. Each clip is scored by virality potential and categorized as Insight, Story, Funny, Tactical, Controversial, or Emotional.

What languages does Vidulk support?

Vidulk supports speech recognition in 99 languages including English, Spanish, French, German, Korean, Japanese, Chinese, Arabic, Hindi, Portuguese, and many more. The app interface is available in over 30 languages. Language is detected automatically.

What caption and editing features are available?

Vidulk includes 7 caption styles (Highlight, Karaoke, Typewriter, Minimal, Bold Pop, Gradient, and more), customizable fonts, colors, and animations. Export in multiple aspect ratios (9:16 for Shorts/Reels, 1:1 Square, 4:5 Portrait, 16:9 Landscape) at up to 4K resolution.

What is the AI Image Studio?

AI Studio lets you generate thumbnails and images from text prompts with 6 artistic styles including Realistic, Illustrated, Abstract, Minimalist, Anime, and Watercolor. It also includes an Image Enhancer that upscales images 2x or 4x. All processing happens on-device for privacy.

What content types does Vidulk work with?

Vidulk is optimized for podcasts, YouTube videos, interviews, lectures, gaming highlights, vlogs, music, sports, and news content. Import from YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Twitter/X, Facebook, or upload directly from your camera roll.

Does Vidulk work with long videos?

Yes. Vidulk handles videos of any length. Short videos are processed on-device, while longer videos (over 5 minutes) are processed using server-side AI for faster and more reliable results.

What platforms is Vidulk available on?

Vidulk is available on both iOS (App Store) and Android (Google Play Store). The app interface is available in over 30 languages.

Yes. Video transcription and AI image processing happen on-device. Your videos are not stored on external servers permanently. You can delete your account and all data at any time from the app settings.

Can I use Vidulk for audio-only content like podcasts?

Yes. Vidulk fully supports audio-only content. Import MP3, M4A, WAV, or other audio files. AI detects the best moments and you can add AI-generated background images or choose from 1,200+ built-in backgrounds to create video clips from audio.

Can Vidulk remove captions or subtitles from videos?

Yes. Vidulk includes AI-powered caption removal that automatically detects and removes burned-in captions and subtitles from your videos before clipping. It works best with dynamic/moving captions like those on TikTok, Reels, and YouTube. Enable it with a simple checkbox when importing your video. Processing takes 7-20 minutes and uses additional credits based on video length.

How do I export clips from Vidulk?

After editing, choose your aspect ratio (9:16, 1:1, 4:5, or 16:9), resolution (720p, 1080p, or 4K), and export. Clips are saved directly to your Photos library and can be shared instantly to any platform.

How to Turn Google Meet Recordings into LinkedIn Clips

You can easily convert a Google Meet recording into short, vertical LinkedIn clips with captions using Vidulk’s AI Clipper. Here’s how to do it step by step.

Google Meet Recording to LinkedIn Clips: How to Clip

1. Export Your Google Meet Recording

After your Google Meet session, the recording is saved to your Google Drive as a 16:9 video. Download the MP4 file to your device. Make sure you have consent from all participants before sharing or editing the recording.

2. Upload to Vidulk’s AI Clipper

Open the Vidulk app on iOS or Android.
Import your Google Meet MP4 recording into the app.
Vidulk’s AI automatically finds key moments, such as highlights or clear speaker turns, within your long video.

3. Crop, Resize, and Caption for LinkedIn

Vidulk converts your video into short clips, cropping to focus on the speaker and reformatting to vertical (9:16) or other LinkedIn-supported ratios (1:1, 4:5, 16:9).
Choose the output aspect ratio that best fits your LinkedIn strategy - vertical (1080x1920) works well for mobile engagement.
Vidulk adds burned-in captions for accessibility and engagement. LinkedIn also provides auto-captions during upload, but pre-captioning ensures accuracy and immediate visibility.

4. Export and Upload to LinkedIn

Export your finished clips from Vidulk as MP4 files.
On LinkedIn, upload your video clip (up to 15 minutes, within 256x144 to 4096x2304 resolution limits).
Toggle on LinkedIn’s auto-captions if desired. Captions may take time to appear after posting.

5. Tips for Effective LinkedIn Clips

Keep each clip concise and focused (30 - 90 seconds is ideal for engagement).
Use vertical or 4:5 aspect ratios for mobile viewers.
Check that captions are clear and accurate before posting.

Vidulk's AI clipper (free to start, iOS + Android) finds the best moments in a long video and exports captioned vertical clips sized for the destination.

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FAQ

How do I crop a Google Meet recording for LinkedIn?

Use Vidulk’s AI Clipper to automatically crop and reformat your recording into vertical or square clips focused on the speaker, ready for LinkedIn upload.

What video size and aspect ratio does LinkedIn accept?

LinkedIn accepts videos from 256x144 up to 4096x2304 pixels in aspect ratios between 1:2.4 and 2.4:1, including vertical (9:16), square (1:1), and landscape (16:9).

Does Vidulk add captions to my LinkedIn clips?

Yes, Vidulk adds burned-in captions to your clips for accessibility and engagement. LinkedIn also offers auto-captions during upload.

Can I use Vidulk for free?

Vidulk is free to start with its AI Clipper, available on iOS and Android. Some features or exports may have limitations or watermarks.

Do I need consent to share Google Meet recordings?

Yes. Always ensure you have consent from all meeting participants before editing or sharing recordings, especially on public platforms like LinkedIn.