Your event ended an hour ago.
The recap is already posted.
Cut a tight recap from your webinar, all-hands, or conference session: the moments that mattered, in your brand kit, ready to send while the room is still warm.
Recap out while the event is still current
From upload to a rendered, branded recap
Agencies, briefs, or timeline software needed
Recaps are the first thing planned and the last thing shipped.
The session ends, the calendar moves on, and the recap sits behind everything else on your list that week. By the time you get to it, the moment has cooled and the recap reads like an afterthought.
Hyperclip ships the recap the same day.
Three steps to a recap
Upload the recording
Drop in the webinar, all-hands, or session file. No trimming or prep first.
Ask for the recap
"Recap the top moments from Tuesday's all-hands." Hyperclip returns the segments and drafts the cut.
Approve and send
Review the draft, approve, and download a branded recap ready to post.
Free credits to start. No subscription.
From recording to recap, in one chat window
Ask in plain language. Hyperclip finds the moments, drafts the recap, and renders it.
Ask for the recap, get the cut
"Recap the top moments from Tuesday's all-hands." Hyperclip finds the segments people actually reacted to and drafts them into one clip, in order.
Sentence-accurate cuts
No mid-word chops, no dead air. Every cut lands on a clean sentence boundary, so the recap sounds like it was scripted.
On-brand without a brief
Captions, lower-thirds, and colors match your brand kit automatically. You set it once and never write a design brief for a recap again.
Same-day, every time
Approve the draft and it renders immediately. The recap goes out the same day the event ends, not the following week.
“My recap used to go out four days late, if it went out at all. Now it is posted before the follow-up email.”
Marketing lead, running events on her own
What a recap costs you today
Cutting a recap by hand vs. asking Hyperclip for one.
Free credits to start. No subscription.
Questions people ask before signing up
A recap clip is a short, chronological cut of a webinar, all-hands, or conference session you already recorded—the moments that mattered, in order, branded and ready to post the same day. It is not a highlight reel of the loudest lines out of sequence.
Standard recording exports from Zoom, Teams, Webex, Riverside, and anything that produces an MP4 or MOV. Upload the raw file, no trimming needed.
Most recaps are drafted within a few minutes of upload and render immediately on approval. A one-hour recording is a same-day recap.
Yes. Captions, lower-thirds, and colors come from your brand kit, so the recap looks deliberate rather than improvised. You set it once and every recap after that inherits it.
No. You ask for what you want in plain language and review the draft. There is no timeline to learn.
Your recordings are yours. They are used only to produce your clips, are not shared, and you can delete a video and its clips at any time.
You start with free credits when you sign up, so your first clip costs nothing. After that Hyperclip is pay as you go: you top up AI credits from $5 and only pay for what you use. There is no subscription and no monthly minimum.
The event recording is already sitting there. Ship the recap.
Upload the recording, ask for the recap, and get a branded clip back in minutes. No timeline, no agency, no subscription.
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