Audiogram

Distribution math. Spotify and Apple Podcasts have closed feeds; their share buttons usually link back to the podcast app, which adds friction. Instagram Reels, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts have open feeds with billions of impressions per day. Converting audio into video unlocks distribution on platforms that wouldn't otherwise host the format.

Visual interest. Audio without imagery is hard to scroll past on; the eye has nothing to rest on. A waveform animation gives the brain something to follow, which combined with synced captions earns 2–3× the watch time of a static image with audio.

• A waveform that visibly responds to the audio (motion is what holds attention).
• Captions that lead the audio by ~50ms so the eye reads slightly ahead of the ear.
• Brand-consistent colors and typography so the audiogram is recognizable as your show.
• 30–60 second length — long enough for one complete idea, short enough to finish before scroll fatigue.

Clipperz's Audio mode accepts MP3, M4A, and WAV uploads directly — no need to convert to video first. The same clip-scoring pipeline that ranks video moments runs over the transcript to identify the audiogram-worthy segments. Style controls cover waveform shape, color, caption preset, and brand template, all applied per-batch instead of per-clip.