Short clips
Find the moments that work on their own.
Cutdown reads your recording and marks the parts with a clear point, a strong opening line and a complete thought. It trims them into vertical clips, and you keep the ones you like.
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Episode 18: Getting your first ten clients
Coaching podcast, 46:20
Transcript
02:05Thanks for having me. So where were we?
03:12Your first ten clients will come from people who already know you.
03:19And I mean, that sounds obvious, but hear me out.
11:48Don't pitch them. Ask who they know who has the problem you solve.
12:02We can come back to that one later.
27:30Ask for one name. Almost everyone can give you one.
What you get
Clips people can follow without the episode.
Moments that stand alone
Each clip makes one point and still makes sense to someone who never heard the episode.
Cut to 9:16
Trimmed to a vertical frame with the speaker centered, ready for Reels, TikTok and YouTube Shorts.
You make the call
Every suggestion shows its timestamp and why it was picked. Keep it, trim it or drop it.
Clip 1 of 3
11:48 to 12:30Opens with
“Don’t pitch them. Ask who they know who has the problem you solve.”
How it works
Upload, review, keep.
- 1
Upload the recording
Drop in a video or audio file, or paste a link. Cutdown writes the transcript first.
- 2
Review the candidates
Moments with a clear point, a strong first line and a complete thought get marked, each with the reason it was picked.
- 3
Keep the ones you like
Nudge the start or end if you want. Kept clips export as 9:16 video with captions.
Example
Three clips from one episode.
What Cutdown kept from a 46-minute coaching podcast, and why.
Episode 18: Getting your first ten clients
Coaching podcast, 46:20
0:429:16Ask who they know
From 11:48, 0:42 long
“Don't pitch them. Ask who they know who has the problem you solve.”
Strong first lineComplete thought0:369:16Start with people you know
From 03:12, 0:36 long
“Your first ten clients will come from people who already know you.”
Clear point0:519:16Ask for one name
From 27:30, 0:51 long
“Ask for one name. Almost everyone can give you one.”
Complete thought
FAQ
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It reads the full transcript and looks for moments that make one clear point, open with a line that works without context, and finish the thought before the cut. Each suggestion lists which of these it met.
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