Get a summary, chapters, and clip ideas from a video
A language model on your computer reads what a video says and writes a summary, suggests chapters, and picks passages for short clips. No uploads, no credits.
01Tick Summary, chapters and clip ideas
Open the file in Subtitles and transcript and tick Summary, chapters and clip ideas before you start the job. A language model on this computer then reads the words and writes a summary with key points, suggests chapters, and marks passages that work as short clips. They are suggestions to check, not facts.
02Install a model once
Settings › AI subtitles has the models under SUMMARIES, CHAPTERS AND CLIPS, with the one that suits this computer marked, and Model for summaries picks the one every job uses. Qwen3 4B (2.3 GB, for computers with 8 GB of memory) handles many languages. The light Qwen3 1.7B (1.0 GB) is for weaker computers and reads English only: for a video in another language it leaves the summary out and says why. On a computer without a graphics card it takes longer.
03Read it in Completed
The file's row in Completed gets Summary. The panel shows the summary, the chapters, and the clip ideas, and a click on a chapter or a clip plays the file from there.
04Copy the chapters, or add them in the Studio
Copy chapters puts the list on the clipboard, ready for a video's description. In the Studio, Suggest chapters on the Chapters and parts page adds them as chapters of the edit, in one step you can undo. Check their titles and places.
05Turn an idea into a clip
Open in the Studio, next to a clip idea, opens the file cut to that passage, upright on a blurred background, on the Captions page, ready for captions and export.
06In the text file too
With Save the words as text, the .txt or .md file starts with the summary and the chapters, then the words.
07What stays on your computer
Everything. The model runs on your computer, the video and its words are not sent anywhere, and there are no credits or minutes to buy. The only download is the model's file, from models.cliphearth.com. It is part of AI subtitles, which are optional and come with the license.
Didn't solve it? Write to us - attach a diagnostics log if you have one. Missing a feature? Tell us what you would use it for; several of the recent ones started as a suggestion.