AI video editor for YouTubers
YouTubers already have the footage. FrameOS turns that footage into Shorts without a separate editing round — finding the strongest moments in each video, reframing to vertical, captioning, and publishing to Shorts directly from the review.
More reach from every upload
A 20-minute YouTube video typically contains four to eight moments that work as Shorts — a hook, a claim, a reveal, a punchline. Without a clipping tool, finding and producing those clips is a second editing session. FrameOS runs it automatically after you finish the main upload, so your Shorts calendar fills from the content you are already producing.
Reframe handles the aspect ratio problem
Long-form YouTube videos are 16:9. Shorts is 9:16. Center-cropping a YouTube video loses context and whoever moves out of frame. FrameOS reframes with active-speaker tracking so the vertical output looks intentional rather than cropped.
Captions that work without sound
A large share of Shorts are watched without audio. Word-by-word captions make the clip readable on mute and increase the chance someone watches to the end before swiping. FrameOS captions are editable by style and text before export.
One-click publish to Shorts
After review, FrameOS can send an approved clip straight to YouTube Shorts, skipping the download-and-reupload step.
Hook scores help you pick the best candidates
A long episode might produce ten clip candidates. FrameOS ranks them by hook strength so you spend review time on the clips most likely to land, not the full list in source order.
YouTuber workflow
- Find the strongest Shorts candidates in each episode.
- Reframe 16:9 to 9:16 with speaker tracking.
- Animated captions for sound-off viewing.
- Publish to Shorts directly from the review.
FAQ
Can FrameOS help YouTubers make Shorts?
Yes — it finds the strongest moments in long-form uploads, reframes them to vertical, adds captions, and publishes to Shorts directly.
How many Shorts can I make from one video?
A typical 20-minute episode produces four to eight usable Shorts. FrameOS surfaces and ranks them.
Does FrameOS integrate with YouTube?
Yes — you can send approved clips to YouTube Shorts directly from the review stage.