Product features
HiClip breaks “clipping” into six checkable stages: semantic windows, scoring, context, review, language, and delivery. Each stage makes the decision easier to inspect instead of asking you to trust a black box.
Transparent scoring
The score is not a “virality probability.” It is a breakdown of the clip’s own value. Risks appear separately, no penalty is applied twice, and views are never predicted.
Each dimension is scored independently, so one flaw does not spread across every number.
Does the clip contain a worthwhile insight, practical method, story, quote, or standout moment?
Can it be understood without earlier footage? Are references clear, and does it keep the context and conclusion it needs?
Is the clip interesting, useful, surprising, or thought-provoking enough to hold attention on its own?
Does it connect to viewers’ experience and pain points through curiosity, recognition, surprise, emotion, or humor?
Does it move without filler, repetition, or empty setup, and is its length justified by what it says?
Do the in and out points land on natural boundaries without an unexplained opening or truncated conclusion?
The weights total 100%. Highlight value and standalone completeness each carry 25%, because they decide whether a candidate can stand on its own.
How it is built
From where the first cut lands to how the last file is delivered, HiClip tries to keep the process explainable and the result editable.
01 / Cuts
HiClip first turns speech into a word-level, time-aligned transcript, then builds candidate windows from complete sentences and semantic units. A clip never starts mid-sentence or cuts off the conclusion at the last second.
02 / Scoring
Every candidate receives six independent scores based on the transcript. HiClip does not predict views, and louder audio or a shakier frame does not raise a recommendation.
03 / Context
A clip can sound complete while referring to a name, price, or conclusion that never appeared earlier. HiClip marks those risks so you can add background, extend the clip, or drop it during review.
04 / Review
The review card puts the clip, scores, reasons, context warnings, and transcript on one screen. Accept, reject, or extend a candidate, or open the adjust screen to drag the cut points. Every decision happens before export.
05 / Language
After transcription, output captions and copy in 12 languages. Translation is split at sentence boundaries and reuses the original timing; it never invents model-generated timestamps, and long lines are regrouped for readability.
06 / Delivery
Choose aspect ratio, quality, caption style, and framing at export. Generate clips in a batch, save them to Photos or Files, or publish to connected YouTube and Instagram accounts.
At a glance
These are the capabilities of the current iOS app. Availability can vary by account, region, or operator configuration.
Photos, Files, YouTube links, Bilibili links
MOV / MP4 / M4V, up to 2 hours
Usually 8–15, filtered for completeness and diversity
Highlight value, standalone completeness, appeal, resonance, pacing, cut quality
Simplified and Traditional Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Russian, Arabic, Hindi
9:16, 1:1, 16:9, 4:5, original
1080p / 720p
YouTube and Instagram (account connection required)
Private object storage with signed links
See it on your footage
Look at the candidates, scores, and context warnings first, then decide which of the clips are worth publishing.
