For podcasters

Podcast clips people stop scrolling for.

You picked the moment. Shino makes it worth watching, with speaker captions, a hook in the first second and a quote card for the line people will share.

Shino, the AI video editing agent, ready to edit a podcast video

The short answer

Shino is an agent-first, chat-first AI video editor that podcasters use to polish short vertical clips. You upload a short take from your episode, tell Shino what the clip should do, and it adds speaker-labeled word-by-word captions, a hook title, quote cards, punch-in zooms and loudness set for social. Shino edits short clips you choose; for pulling clips out of a full hour-long episode, pair it with a clipping tool.

The problem with editing today

Great moments look flat on a phone

A two-shot of people at microphones is fine on YouTube. In a vertical feed it needs captions, motion and a reason to stay in the first second.

Auto-clips need a second edit anyway

Clipping tools find moments fast, but the captions, hook and pacing still feel generic. Fixing them by hand eats the time you saved.

Viewers cannot tell who is talking

With two or three voices and the sound off, captions that do not mark the speaker turn a sharp exchange into confusion.

How Shino helps

Speaker captions

Word-by-word captions with the speaker marked, so a back-and-forth between host and guest reads clearly with the sound off.

Quote cards for the shareable line

Tell Shino which sentence matters and it pulls it into a bold quote card with the guest name, timed to when it is said.

A hook built for the feed

Shino writes a hook title for the first second and can open on the strongest line, even if it came halfway through the take.

Audio that matches the feed

Voice cleanup, room noise reduction and loudness mastered for social, so your clip is not quieter than the one before it.

Things you can say to Shino

This is a 50-second clip with my guest. Speaker captions, quote card on "nobody tells you about the first year", hook title up top.
Open on the line where she says "I almost quit", then play the rest in order. Add her name and show title as a lower card.
Make a 20-second version of this clip for Shorts and keep the same caption style as my last episode.

Frequently asked questions

Can Shino find clips in my full episode?

No. Shino edits short vertical takes you upload, and that is where it is strongest. If you need clips pulled out of a full episode, tools like Opus Clip or Riverside do that, and Shino can polish the clips you pick.

Does Shino work with two-person or video podcast footage?

Yes. Upload the clip and Shino captions every speaker, marks who is talking and keeps text inside the TikTok and Reels safe zones.

Will my clips have a consistent look?

Yes. Shino learns your caption style, colors and hook format, so clips from every episode look like the same show.

Tell Shino about your next video.

Upload a clip, say what you want, and get back a reel that is ready to post. Nothing to learn first.

Get early access
Shino, the AI video editor mascot, thinking about your next edit