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 Clip on Podcast: Built-in Methods and Better Alternatives

Podcasts typically lack built-in clipping tools, but you can still create engaging, shareable vertical clips with captions using dedicated apps like Vidulk.

How to Clip on Podcast: Built-in Options, Limits, and Better

Do Podcast Platforms Have Built-in Clip Tools?

Most major podcast platforms, such as Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Google Podcasts, do not offer a built-in clip button for creating and sharing short podcast segments. Some platforms, like YouTube (for video podcasts), include a 'Clip' feature under the video, but it is limited to 5-60 seconds and only works if the creator enables it. For traditional audio podcasts, clipping must be done manually.

Manual Podcast Clipping: Recording and Downloading

If you want to clip a podcast episode, you can use screen recording tools (like OBS Studio on desktop or built-in screen recorders on mobile) to capture the desired segment.
Some platforms allow you to download episodes. You can then import the audio or video into editing software to trim and export your clip.
This process is manual and often lacks features like automatic captions or vertical formatting.

Making Better Podcast Clips: Vertical, Captioned, and Engaging

For maximum reach on platforms like TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts, your podcast clips should be vertical (9:16), 30-60 seconds long, include dynamic captions, and show guest names on screen. Hot takes, stories, laughs, and practical tips make the best short clips.

How to Use Vidulk's AI Clipper for Podcasts

Download the free Vidulk app (iOS or Android).
Paste your full podcast video (or audio with a visualizer) into Vidulk.
The AI automatically finds the best moments - like stories, jokes, or tips - and turns them into vertical, captioned clips sized for TikTok, Reels, or Shorts.
You can review, edit, and export your clips, ready to share.

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

Does Spotify have a built-in podcast clip feature?

No, Spotify does not currently offer a built-in tool to create or share podcast clips directly from their app.

How do I make a short podcast clip for TikTok or Reels?

Use a screen recorder or download the podcast, then use an app like Vidulk to create vertical, captioned clips optimized for social media.

What makes a good podcast clip?

The best clips are 30-60 seconds, vertical, captioned, and feature a hot take, story, laugh, or tip. Showing guest names on screen helps.

Can Vidulk clip audio-only podcasts?

Yes, if you add a visualizer or static image to your audio, Vidulk can process it and generate vertical, captioned clips.

Is Vidulk free to use?

Vidulk is free to start, with an AI clipper available on iOS and Android. Some features may require payment.