If a 20-minute YouTube video has one strong story, it usually has 8–15 moments that work as shorts.

What I look for when I clip:

• The first 1.5 seconds has to make someone stop. A claim, a reaction, a question. Not a greeting.

• Cut on the sentence, not the breath. Dead air kills retention.

• Captions should be readable on a bus. Big, high contrast, no tiny fonts.

• End on a reason to watch the next one, not a subscribe ask.

That's the whole job. Take one long video, pull the moments that already work, make them vertical.

If you have a video sitting there and you want it turned into a bundle, that's what clip Dealz is for.