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Why YouTube Shorts
YouTube Shorts has the largest short-form audience of any platform with over 70 billion daily views. It's the destination where one strong clip can reach millions, but the format demands consistent posting — clipping makes that pace sustainable.
YouTube Shorts-specific notes
- Shorts under 60 seconds consistently see higher watch-through than 90-second versions.
- The thumbnail isn't shown in the Shorts feed — the first frame matters more than thumbnail design.
- Captions are non-optional. YouTube's own caption track isn't always honored in the Shorts player; burned-in captions display universally.
- Direct publish is live: connect your YouTube account once, then schedule clips to publish without manual upload.
How to ship clips to YouTube Shorts
- Pick the source video — paste a URL or upload from YouTube, X, Facebook, LinkedIn, Vimeo, or direct upload.
- The AI scores candidates by Satisfaction-per-Impression; pick the strongest 3–5.
- Apply the YouTube Shorts export preset — handles aspect ratio, caption style, and pacing for the platform.
- Schedule direct publish from inside Clipperz, or export the clip and upload manually if you prefer the manual flow.
YouTube Shorts clipping FAQ
How many Shorts can I get from one source video?
Typically 3–8, depending on length and content density. A 60-minute interview yields about 5 strong Shorts after the AI ranks candidates.
Does the watermark appear on the Shorts I publish?
The Free plan adds a 'Made with Clipperz' watermark; Creator and above remove it. Channel automation works on any plan, but most teams remove the watermark before scheduling for daily publish.
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