From a two-hour episode to a folder of clips
Every step runs in your browser tab, using your computer's own processor and graphics card. Here's what happens at each one.
- 01
Import without uploading
Your file is opened straight from your disk, so even a multi-gigabyte episode works smoothly. Nothing is copied to a server.
Opened from your diskLarge files welcomeRuns onYour diskNothing is sent to a server, not even a thumbnail. - 02
Transcribe every word
Kairell recognises the spoken language and writes a full transcript, timed to every word, right on your computer.
Language detected automaticallyWord-level timingRuns onYour computerWorks on most modern computers — faster with a recent graphics card. - 03
Find the moments worth clipping
Kairell finds the segments that open strong and stand on their own, and gives each clip a suggested title.
Smart moment finderSuggested titlesRuns onYour computerYou can add, merge or reject suggestions by hand. - 04
Frame and caption
The vertical crop follows whoever is talking, and captions appear word by word in the style you pick.
Speaker framingCaption stylesRuns onYour computerThe preview updates live as you edit. - 05
Render and save
Clips are rendered with your computer's own hardware and saved straight to a folder you choose.
Hardware renderingSaved to your folderRuns onYour computerProgress is saved, so a closed tab can resume.
What makes a great clip
Will my computer handle it?
A 10-second check runs before your first project and picks the right model size for your machine.
- Browser
- Chrome or Edge, latest
- Memory
- 8 GB minimum
- Graphics
- Recent graphics card recommended
- Free disk space
- 2× the source file