Changelog

The site is available in Bahasa Indonesia. #243

Phone videos recorded in portrait no longer fail to render. #241

Editing a clip keeps a split-screen or stacked layout instead of flattening it back to a single frame. #238

Uploads can be as large as 4 GB. Video above 1080p or 60 fps is scaled down automatically before clipping. #220

Automatic vertical framing keeps more of the scene around the speaker, instead of cropping in on the face alone. #236

Clip analysis on Claude Sonnet uses the model's structured output, so a long video is more likely to come back with a full set of clips. ddbc537

When you submit a video link, a sanitized copy is written to the logs, including when the job is rejected. #235

Reaction videos and two people talking over each other can be stacked in the vertical frame. #224

Hosted plans are billed by hours of source video. Pro is $9.99/month for 10 hours at 720p, Creator is $24.99/month for 25 hours at 1080p, and yearly billing is two months free. Pro subscribers from before this change keep 1080p. #216

Pricing cards spell out how much video a plan includes, and the price stays inside the card. #225

Paste a Twitch or Kick link — a VOD or a clip — and those sources show up alongside YouTube. #227, #228

Calls and talking-head videos are framed more carefully for a vertical crop. #217

A clip that rewinds to set up the hook stays within 60 seconds, and a long hook title fits on screen. #221

The site and app are available in English, Spanish, Portuguese, German, and Chinese. #211

YouTube downloads hold up better when several jobs run at once, including through a residential proxy when one is configured. #218, #223

After you edit a clip, the caption animation and the hook title from the original render stay in place. #210

The editor keeps karaoke captions from the generated clip, including the font, size, and position. #200

YouTube downloads go through yt-dlp or Apify. #198

Connect YouTube, TikTok, or Instagram to publish a clip and see how those posts perform. #98

The library groups each generation with its original video, and an uploaded file keeps its filename. #197

A self-hosted install can use its own YouTube download service. #196

If the first YouTube download does not check out, SupoClip can try another one within the same limit. #195

Clips and uploads are stored durably and removed when you delete them. #186

The generation page shows while a video is still importing, then clears that note once it is ready. #189, #190

A public status page shows whether SupoClip is up. 0aab079

Closing a video stops the transfer instead of leaving it running. #187

Caption templates use the real TikTok Sans Bold and THEBOLDFONT, and oversized caption styles are smaller. #185

Clips open on a short hook, then cut to the sentence where the moment actually starts. #174

Long pauses are tightened so a clip keeps moving. #173

On a wide shot with several people, the crop follows whoever is speaking. #175

A long video is reviewed in sections, then the best moments are ranked together. #176

Face tracking works again, so a vertical crop can stay on the person. #177

Upscaled vertical crops look sharper. #172

Each video produces at most 10 clips. #181

The home page and the demo play a new set of podcast clips. #182

Checkout accepts a creator promo code. #183

The app can show an announcement from the SupoClip team. #179

The home page includes the Product Hunt badge. #184

If every clip fails to render, the job is marked failed instead of looking finished. A job that never starts does not use your monthly video allowance. #169, #170, #171

The creator program is open. Apply, share your code, and your audience gets 20% off for 3 months. Approved creators get Pro. #165

Pricing explains that self-hosting is free, next to the hosted plans. #166

Affiliate is linked from the top of the site and the footer. #168

Captions detect the spoken language, stay lined up with the audio, and use fonts that cover more languages. #163

A demo page and practical guides cover clipping, self-hosting, and how SupoClip compares with other tools. #160

Upgrade prompts explain what the next plan adds, and you can move from Pro to Creator without starting a new subscription. #159

You can delete your account from Settings. #158

If you forget your password, you can reset it by email. #157

A transcription that stalls gives up instead of waiting forever, and the app can tell when the worker is down. #155

Self-hosted installs can build a CPU-only image and keep the sign-in addresses they already use. #153, #154