Question 1

What source formats and upload limits does ExecutiveClip support?

Accepted Answer

You can submit a complete HTTP or HTTPS URL, up to 2,048 characters, or upload an audio or video file. Supported uploads include M4A, MP4, MPEG/MP3, WAV, WebM, and QuickTime/MOV files up to 200 MB. A source can be between 1 and 120 minutes for processing.

Question 2

What should I know about source links?

Accepted Answer

The intake accepts URLs that start with http:// or https://. The source must also be reachable by the configured transcription provider, so ExecutiveClip does not promise access to every host or platform. Choose the processing length and output language when you submit it.

Question 3

Can I upload a recording directly?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Choose an audio or video file in the workspace instead of a URL. Direct uploads use the 200 MB limit and supported formats above, then enter the same transcription and review workflow as a linked source.

Question 4

How are candidate moments found and reviewed?

Accepted Answer

AI-assisted processing creates a transcript, chapters, and a ranked queue of candidate moments. Each candidate can include an excerpt, timing, score, and editorial rationale. You review the context, add notes if useful, and decide which moment represents the point you want to carry forward.

Question 5

What does the vertical preview look like?

Accepted Answer

The preview is designed as a 9:16 vertical video at 1080 × 1920, with speaker-centred framing and a focused 30-second highlight window. Review the composition in the workspace before requesting an export.

Question 6

Are captions and multiple output languages supported?

Accepted Answer

Previews use generated captions in an executive style, positioned at the bottom with up to three lines. You can select English, Spanish, French, German, or Italian as the output language. Translation status is shown in the workspace, including when a translation is unavailable and the original transcript remains available.

Question 7

How do review, approval, export, and download work?

Accepted Answer

You can add a review note, approve a candidate for export, and request a vertical render yourself. The workspace reports whether the render is queued, processing, ready, or failed. When a result link is available, you can open or download the clip; export availability depends on the configured rendering service.

Question 8

What can I try after creating a free account?

Accepted Answer

After you create an account and open the workspace, you can choose the prepared sample to see the transcript, ranked moments, review controls, and preview flow. It is a prepared example rather than a promise of free live processing; the workspace shows the access and processing terms that apply to your account.

Question 9

What is ExecutiveClip’s editorial approach?

Accepted Answer

ExecutiveClip is positioned as a premium editorial workflow for executive-quality content: AI-assisted processing narrows the review surface, while a person keeps the judgment about context, voice, and what is worth publishing. It is designed to support approval before export, not to publish automatically on your behalf.

Question 10

What does ExecutiveClip AI do?

Accepted Answer

ExecutiveClip AI helps founders, consultants, podcasters, and B2B teams turn long-form conversations into reviewable, executive-quality vertical clips for LinkedIn using AI-assisted editing and human approval.

Question 11

How much does ExecutiveClip AI cost?

Accepted Answer

ExecutiveClip AI has monthly and annual subscriptions. The Executive plan is $149 per month or $1,430 per year, and the Agency plan is $299 per month or $2,870 per year. See the pricing page for the current plan details.

Question 12

Does ExecutiveClip AI publish clips automatically?

Accepted Answer

No. You review candidate moments, add notes if useful, approve the moment, and request an export yourself. ExecutiveClip AI does not publish clips automatically on your behalf.

Question 13

How does ExecutiveClip handle my recordings and data?

Accepted Answer

ExecutiveClip AI is private and does not save user data. You review candidate moments and request an export yourself; clips are not published automatically.

How the signal desk turns conversations into considered clips.

Operating notes

Operating notes

01What source formats and upload limits does ExecutiveClip support?

02What should I know about source links?

03Can I upload a recording directly?

04How are candidate moments found and reviewed?

05What does the vertical preview look like?

06Are captions and multiple output languages supported?

07How do review, approval, export, and download work?

08What can I try after creating a free account?

09What is ExecutiveClip’s editorial approach?

10What does ExecutiveClip AI do?

11How much does ExecutiveClip AI cost?

12Does ExecutiveClip AI publish clips automatically?

13How does ExecutiveClip handle my recordings and data?