Vidulk is an AI clipping app for iOS, Android and the web that turns long videos and audio into viral short-form clips. It also includes an AI image studio, a professional caption editor and Story tools for chat, post, comment and email videos. One account works on the phone and on the web.

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 iOS (App Store), Android (Google Play Store) and the web at vidulk.com, all with the same account. The app interface is available in over 30 languages.

We don't sell your data. Videos you upload and stories you save are kept on your account so they show up on your phone and on the web, and you can delete your account and all its data at any time, in the app or on the web. The service providers we use (analytics, AI processing, ad measurement) are listed in our Privacy Policy.

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.

Can I use Vidulk on the web?

Yes. Sign in at vidulk.com with Apple or Google to import videos, get AI clips, edit captions and make story videos on a computer. It is the same account as the phone app, so projects, clips, stories, Vidulk Unlimited and credits work in both places.

Do I need an account to use Vidulk?

You can write and preview a story on the free tools at vidulk.com without one. Downloading, clipping and saving stories need a free Vidulk account: sign in with Apple or Google.

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. In the app, clips are saved directly to your Photos library; on the web, they download to your computer. Either way they can be shared instantly to any platform.

Vidulk vs Eklipse

Pick Eklipse if you stream games on Twitch, Kick or YouTube and want clips found automatically after every stream, with game-event detection, a voice command to clip and direct posting. Pick Vidulk if you clip more than games, such as podcasts, talking streams and YouTube videos, want deeper caption and layout control, or want to pay $7 for one video.

Choose Vidulk if

Clips any long video: podcasts, interviews, lectures, YouTube videos, Twitch clips and VODs.
Lower monthly price: $19.99 against about $24.99 for Eklipse Premium on the web.
Pay $7 for a single video with no subscription.
Editor with 65 caption styles, auto-reframe on faces, hook title card, progress bar, logo and 4K export.
Story studio for chat and text-story videos.

Choose Eklipse if

You stream games: Eklipse detects kills, wins and chat spikes across more than 1,000 games.
You want hands-free clipping: say 'clip it' during the stream.
You want clips posted to TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels and X from the tool.
You want human editors: Eklipse sells Pro Edits.

Vidulk vs Eklipse (checked October 14, 2026)
	Vidulk	Eklipse
Platforms	iPhone, Android (Google Play, Amazon Appstore), web app	Web, iPhone, Android
Free plan	Free account makes story videos with a small watermark; no free clipping	Free preview of clips; exporting needs Premium (help center, Aug 2026)
Paid from (monthly billing)	$9.99/week or $19.99/month for Vidulk Unlimited (web prices)	Premium about $24.99/month on the web; $27.99/month in the US iPhone app
Annual billing	$179/year (web price)	Saves $119.89 a year against monthly (help center); iPhone yearly $149.99 or $179.99
Usage on paid plans	Unlimited clipping on Vidulk Unlimited	Unlimited AI clipping on Premium
Pay for a single video	Yes: 1 video $7, 10 videos $19; credits never expire	No (human Pro Edits are sold separately)
Import	Upload, or a link from YouTube, TikTok, Twitch clips and VODs, podcasts	Connect a Twitch, YouTube, Kick or Facebook channel
Best export quality	4K (also 720p and 1080p)	1080p 60fps
Auto-post or scheduler	No: download or share the file	Yes: TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels, X
Team workspace	No	Not published
Text-story videos	Yes: Story studio with 7 formats and 300+ templates	Not listed

Built for gamers

Eklipse connects to your Twitch, YouTube or Kick channel and watches your streams. Its AI combines gameplay events, audio spikes and chat activity to find highlights, and supports more than 1,000 games. You can also clip mid-stream with a voice command. Clips come with templates and captions and can be posted to TikTok, YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels and X.

Vidulk works from any long video. Paste a Twitch clip or VOD link, a YouTube or TikTok link, or upload a file. The AI works from the transcript, so it suits talking streams, podcasts and commentary better than pure gameplay.

Pricing and free use

Eklipse's help center (updated August 2026) says premium is needed to export and download, with the free tier limited to previewing your best moments. Its homepage FAQ still mentions 3 free clips per stream, so check before relying on it. Eklipse's blog puts Premium at about $24.99 a month month-to-month; the US iPhone app lists monthly plans at $27.99 to $29.99 and yearly plans at $149.99 and $179.99.

Vidulk Unlimited is $9.99 a week, $19.99 a month or $179 a year on the web. Credits are $7 for one video or $19 for ten. Vidulk has no free clipping.

Where Eklipse is stronger

Game-event detection, automatic monitoring of every stream, voice commands and direct posting are Eklipse features Vidulk does not have. Vidulk has no scheduler or auto-posting. If you are a gaming streamer who wants clips waiting after each stream, Eklipse is built for you. If you want precise control over captions and layout, or you clip non-gaming content too, try Vidulk at vidulk.com/app.

Who should pick which

Choose Eklipse if you stream games several times a week and want highlights found for you without watching the VOD. Choose Vidulk if your best moments are spoken, such as reactions, stories, debates and Just Chatting segments, or if you also clip podcasts and YouTube videos.

Vidulk's editor gives more control over the final look: 65 caption styles, auto-reframe on faces, the whole video over a blurred background, a hook title card, progress bar, logo, color looks and music with ducking. Export is 720p, 1080p or 4K, against 1080p 60fps on Eklipse Premium, and projects follow your account between phone and web.

Switching from Eklipse to Vidulk

Download any clips you want to keep from Eklipse first.
Sign in at https://www.vidulk.com/app/login with Apple or Google, or install the iPhone or Android app and use the same account.
Paste the Twitch VOD or clip link, or a YouTube or TikTok link, or upload the recording.
Let the AI pick the moments or set clip lengths yourself, then adjust captions, layout, hook title and music in the editor.
Export in 720p, 1080p or 4K and post. Buy a $7 credit to test one video before you commit to Unlimited.

Vidulk works on iPhone, Android and the web with one account.

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FAQ

Is Eklipse still free?

Eklipse's help center says exporting and downloading need Premium, with free use limited to previews. Its homepage FAQ still mentions 3 free clips per stream. Vidulk has no free clipping; one video costs $7.

Can Vidulk clip Twitch VODs?

Yes. Paste a Twitch clip or a long Twitch VOD link. Vidulk does not monitor your channel automatically the way Eklipse does.

Which is better for gaming clips?

Eklipse, for pure gameplay. It detects in-game events across more than 1,000 games. Vidulk finds moments from speech, so it is stronger on commentary, podcasts and talking streams.

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