OneCut Content

You taught for an hour. Get a month of content out of it.

A webinar is the richest recording you make and the one least likely to be seen again. OneCut Content listens to the whole thing, finds the moments that stand on their own, and turns them into captioned clips, a two-minute recap for the people who missed it, posts that quote you, and an article that answers what the audience asked. Screen shares and slides are handled; so is a separate speaker recording.

Free plan, no card needed · real footage, no AI actors

How it works

  1. 1

    Upload the Zoom recording

    Up to an hour and a half. Add the separate speaker view if you have one.

  2. 2

    Choose clips, a recap, or both

    Five to ten clips of the best moments, and a recap edited to a brief.

  3. 3

    Fill the weeks between sessions

    A clip every day or two, the recap on YouTube, the article on your site.

What you get

Screen shares kept readable

Slides and shared screens are laid out with the speaker in a panel.

The strongest line first

Every clip opens on its claim, question or number, because that is what stops a scroll.

A recap from a sentence

"A two-minute recap: the three biggest takeaways, then how to get in touch."

Posts that quote you

Written from what you said, for Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn.

An article from the session

The questions the audience asked, answered in your words, search-ready.

Fast transcription for long sessions

Anything over 45 minutes is transcribed on the fast setting so you are not waiting.

Made for

  • Coaching calls
  • Training webinars
  • Buyer and seller seminars
  • Panel discussions

Questions

How long a webinar can I upload?
Up to an hour and a half on Pro, 45 minutes on Starter, 30 on Free. Tokens are one per minute, so an hour-long session is 60 tokens.
Does it cope with slides?
Yes. Screen-share sections keep the slide readable with you in a panel, and a separate speaker recording can be added so the webcam is sharp.
How many clips from one webinar?
Usually five to ten that stand on their own. You choose the number, up to your plan's limit per video.
Can it make a recap for people who missed it?
Yes. Ask for a fully edited video with a brief like "a two-minute recap of the three biggest takeaways" and it is cut, titled and finished with your end card.
Will the clips make sense without the context?
Only moments that stand on their own are chosen, and each is scored for hook, payoff and clarity before it is cut.