Turn One Recorded Webinar Into
Months of Clips

Forty real questions got answered. Then the recording went into a folder.

A webinar is the most expensive content most teams make and the least reused. Weeks of promotion, a rehearsal, four people on the call, and then a ninety-minute MP4 that gets emailed to registrants once and never opened again. Meanwhile the Q&A tail contains the exact answers your sales team gets asked for every week.

GhostShorts reads the session rather than rewatching it. The transcript comes back with per-word timing, an AI reads the whole thing for passages that hold up outside the deck, and each one is cut into a captioned vertical clip and ranked against the rest.

Then you go looking. Type the objection you keep hearing on calls and it returns the moment in the session where somebody answered it properly, on camera, unscripted. That is the clip that does work on a feed.

• Up to twenty clips per session, twenty to ninety seconds each
• Search the session by objection, feature, or question — ten searches, none billed
• 9:16, 4:5, 1:1 and 16:9 in the editor, so slide-heavy moments stay readable
• Word-synced captions in seventeen styles for autoplay-muted feeds
• Full script downloads as .txt for the follow-up email and the recap post