Clypt

What Clypt is

Clypt turns podcast episodes into trailers and editorial clips for business audiences. It accepts YouTube links, channel auto-imports, RSS feeds, and audio uploads. For each episode, it can create a 60 to 90 second vertical trailer, ranked clip suggestions, animated captions, speaker tracking, branded end cards, and show notes. Its clip-selection model was trained on more than 870 editorial decisions and supplies a written reason for each pick. Users can skip, edit, or regenerate suggestions before publication. Posts can be scheduled to LinkedIn and X, or clips can be exported as MP4 files. Exports support 9:16 and 16:9 layouts; audio-only episodes can use a static background with animated captions. Clypt is available on macOS, Windows, and the web. Downloading rendered videos requires an account and the free Clypt Helper for Mac or Windows. One episode is available free without a card, while unused paid-plan episodes roll over up to twice the monthly limit. Plans are Starter at $49 a month for four episodes, Growth at $99 a month for ten, and Pro at $199 a month for 25. There is no free plan.

Who it suits

Clypt is aimed at business podcasters with guest-led interview shows for founders, investors, and operators. The maker says it is not intended for consumer, daily news, or true-crime podcasts.

Limits

The free offer covers one episode and does not require a card. Paid plans include 4, 10, or 25 episodes per month, with rollover caps of 8, 20, or 50 unused episodes respectively.

Getting started

1. Open https://useclypt.com/
2. Choose a YouTube link, channel import, RSS feed, or audio upload
3. Process one free episode or select a paid plan
4. Review, skip, edit, or regenerate suggested clips
5. Schedule to LinkedIn or X, or export MP4 files

Verdict

Clypt focuses on turning business podcasts into reviewable, branded social clips and trailers. Its publishing tools and multiple input sources support a managed podcast-to-social workflow, with paid episode limits.