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Webinar → LinkedIn

Turn a webinar into LinkedIn videos.

Cut the segments where your speaker actually makes a point, and post them to the feed your webinar audience already works in.

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Paste a YouTube link or transcript and Clipflow will pull the moments worth turning into LinkedIn clips — the gist + the clip-worthy beats, in seconds.

Works with any public YouTube video that has captions. No signup, no API key.

A webinar and a LinkedIn feed share an audience and almost nothing else. The recording is an hour of screen-share, housekeeping and Q&A built for people who chose to attend; the feed gives you three seconds, on mute, to someone who did not. Going webinar → LinkedIn is a selection job before it is an editing job: find the two or three stretches where the speaker states something defensible, and let the slides go.

How it works

webinar recording in, LinkedIn out.

  1. 01Import the recordingBring in the webinar recording. Clipflow transcribes the full session, Q&A included.
  2. 02Find where the point gets madeThe clip-finder surfaces the stretches that carry an argument — the strong answer, the objection handled, the number that landed — so you skip the housekeeping.
  3. 03Reframe onto the speakerWebinar footage is shot for a slide deck, not a feed. Face-tracking reframe crops to whoever is talking and holds them there.
  4. 04Caption and publish to LinkedInCaptions are written in your brand voice so the argument reads on mute, then the clip publishes to LinkedIn from the approval queue.

What you get

Why Clipflow

Reads the Q&A too

The sharpest minute of a webinar is usually an unscripted answer near the end. Clipflow transcribes and searches the whole session, not just the presentation.

Crops off the deck

Face-tracking reframe finds the speaker in footage that was framed around slides, so the clip is a person talking rather than a shrunken screen-share.

Speaks like your firm

Captions follow a brand voice you train, which matters more on LinkedIn than anywhere else — the clip is posted under someone’s professional name.

Questions

Webinar → LinkedIn, answered.

How do I turn a webinar into LinkedIn video?

Import the recording, let Clipflow surface the stretches where a point is actually made, reframe onto the speaker, caption in your brand voice, and publish to LinkedIn from the approval queue.

Should the clip show the slides or the speaker?

The speaker, in almost every case. A slide is unreadable at feed size on a phone, while a talking head with captions carries the argument. Face-tracking reframe crops to the speaker; put the number from the slide in the caption instead.

How long should a webinar clip be on LinkedIn?

Long enough to complete one thought — usually 30 to 90 seconds. A webinar cut that needs setup to make sense is the wrong cut; pick a stretch that stands on its own.

What does the free trial cover?

Seven days, no card: importing a recording, finding the moments, reframing, brand-voice captions, and publishing your first LinkedIn clips, with the AI bundled into the plan.

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