The Kapwing feature I find most useful is Repurpose Studio. Video editing with Adobe Premiere or Final Cut Pro can be time-consuming. If you're creating short video clips for YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, or LinkedIn, Kapwing and other new tools, such as Veed, are easier and more efficient.
Step 1. Go to Kapwing's Repurpose Studio. It's a simplified special section of Kapwing's web-based video editor. Upload a video recording, like a 20-minute presentation or a 60-minute Zoom recording. Step 2. Wait a few minutes for processing. Kapwing uses AI to analyze the transcript for engaging material. It then suggests several clips, usually about a minute each. Preview the clips and pick one(s) you like. Step 3. Pick your preferred aspect ratio (wide or tall) depending on whether you're planning to publish clips on YouTube, Instagram, or TikTok. Optionally tweak the visual style of the captions. Step 4. Export a clip you like, then upload it to a social platform, such as YouTube. Step 5 (optional): Open Kapwing's full video editor to make additional changes to a clip before exporting it. You can adjust a clip's start or end point to alter its length. You can also trim the video by deleting words, sentences or even whole sections from the AI-generated transcript. Step 6 (optional): Remove background noise. This step is crucial if you don't have a dedicated microphone or if you're uploading a noisy Zoom or conference recording. Descript is best for noise removal (see my fuller take), but Kapwing'
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