Clips from TED-style talks
A great talk is built around a few unforgettable lines. FrameOS finds those moments in a long keynote and turns them into short, captioned vertical clips that travel on their own.
Find the idea worth spreading
FrameOS surfaces the self-contained ideas in a talk — the reframe, the story, the one-liner — and ranks them so the strongest clips rise to the top.
Reframe the stage for a phone
Keynotes are filmed wide. FrameOS reframes to a vertical crop that follows the speaker so the clip looks intentional in-feed.
Captions that carry the line
Word-by-word captions, editable before export, make the key sentence land for muted viewers in the first seconds.
One talk, many clips
A single talk usually holds several quotable moments — enough to seed a run of social posts from one recording.
Talk workflow
- Find the most quotable ideas.
- Reframe the stage to vertical.
- Caption the key line for muted feeds.
- Several clips from one talk.
FAQ
Can FrameOS clip a keynote or talk?
Yes. Talks are an ideal source because they're built around a few self-contained, quotable ideas.
Will the speaker stay framed?
Reframing follows the speaker, so they stay centred in the vertical crop as they move on stage.
Can I correct quotes in the captions?
Yes. Caption text is editable before export.