How does Vidulk's AI pick clips, and what does the score mean?
Vidulk transcribes the video in the language you choose, then AI reads the transcript and picks moments that work on their own: each starts with a strong hook and ends at the end of a sentence. Every clip gets a virality score from 1 to 10, and only moments that score 5 or higher are kept.
Applies to: iPhone and Android app, Web app. Updated October 14, 2026.
What the AI looks for
- A strong first sentence that grabs attention.
- A complete thought that needs no earlier context.
- Clips that start and end on full sentences and do not overlap.
- Lengths between 15 and 120 seconds, unless you set your own.
Each clip gets a title, a hook line and a category: Insight, Story, Controversial, Funny, Emotional or Tactical. Clips are sorted with the highest score first.
The score
The number on each clip is the AI's estimate of how well it could do as a short, from 1 to 10. It is a guide for what to post first, not a promise of views.
Videos without speech
For gameplay, dance, silent vlogs or music, pick No speech (music / visual only) as the Video Language. Clips are then chosen from what is shown on screen.
Steering the AI
Turn off AI Recommended to choose clip length, the number of clips and preferred categories, and to add speaker names. See set clip lengths yourself.