Zoom video editor for coaches and educators
Edit Zoom recordings into teaching clips.
reap is a Zoom video editor for coaches, consultants, and course creators. Upload the MP4 you download from Zoom, and reap finds the lessons worth sharing, so you edit the Zoom recording into captioned, reframed clips ready to schedule.
The free plan includes 1 hour of processing.
Teachable moments
- 08:12The two-list planning framework
- 21:47Where most people stall in week two
- 36:05Learning how to think critically
- 49:38A question from the room, answered
- 58:21What to do before the next session
Every one of them stays editable
One session. Every clip a program needs.
- Lesson clips From a workshop or class
- Framework cuts The idea, on its own
- Q&A answers From an open session
- Course previews From a recorded module
- Client stories Released with permission
- Podcast cuts From coaching episodes
- Localized versions 100+ caption languages
Captions, translation, and dubbing are paid-plan capabilities. Every clip opens in the editor before it goes anywhere.
How to edit a Zoom recording into clips
reap edits the recording file after the call, not inside Zoom. Download the MP4, upload it, and review the lessons that come back instead of rewatching the call.
- Download the MP4 from Zoom
- Upload it to reap
- Review the suggested clips
- Trim on the transcript
- Export or schedule
Cloud recordings download as MP4 files from the Zoom web portal; local recordings are saved as MP4 files on your computer.
One session, many lessons
One recorded session, many short lessons.
A 68-minute workshop is not one video. It is a framework, an exercise, a common mistake, and an answer that each deserve their own clip.
- WorkshopA live or recorded working session
- Core framework
- Practical exercise
- A common mistake
- Audience question
- Actionable takeaway
- WebinarA scheduled session with registrations
- Registration teaser
- Key lesson
- Objection response
- Short recap
- Follow-up content
- Course lessonA module you already recorded
- Concept explanation
- Beginner tip
- Worked example
- Short demonstration
- Lesson preview
- Coaching podcastAn episode with a guest or co-host
- Guest insight
- Framework explanation
- Where two views differ
- Episode teaser
- Audiogram
- Q&A sessionAn open session or office hours
- Frequently asked question
- A concise answer
- A misconception, corrected
- Recommended next step
- Approved client interviewRecorded and released with permission
- The challenge they arrived with
- What the work was like
- What changed
- Advice for someone starting
Illustrative. Upload a Zoom MP4 or any recording, or paste a link from YouTube, Twitch, X, or Vimeo, up to 180 minutes on paid plans.
Explore AI video clippingYour call, every time
A Zoom video editor for the final cut.
Every clip opens beside its transcript, so you trim the Zoom recording by selecting words, not scrubbing a timeline.
- Move the in and out points until the clip starts on the right word
- Fix a framework name or an acronym in the transcript, and the captions follow
- Restyle, resize, and reposition captions off the part of the frame that matters
- Add text overlays or B-roll, then preview the clip before it leaves reap
Make every lesson easier to follow.
Most short-form teaching is watched muted. Save one caption style to your brand template and every clip carries it, timed word by word.
Edit Zoom recordings with reap vs. by hand
reap does not decide which idea is worth sharing or whether the advice holds up. It removes the production work that repeats after every session.
| Task | Doing it by hand | With reap |
|---|---|---|
| Finding lessons | Rewatch the whole workshop and write down timestamps. | Generate candidate moments from the goal you describe, then review them. |
| Editing | Cut every video separately on a timeline. | Start from editable AI-generated clips and adjust the boundaries. |
| Captions | Transcribe and style captions on every clip individually. | Generate editable captions and apply a reusable preset. |
| Branding | Reapply your fonts, colours, and logo to every export. | Save it once as a brand template and apply it as clips are created. |
| Formats | Rebuild the video for each aspect ratio a channel wants. | Create the supported formats from one source, then check the crop. |
| Other languages | Move between separate transcription, translation, and dubbing tools. | Produce supported language versions in the same workflow. |
| Publishing | Download files, organise them, and schedule them somewhere else. | Export, or schedule approved clips to connected accounts from the calendar. |
A video editor for coaches and educators, start to finish.
Clipping, captions, auto reframe, brand templates, translation, dubbing, scheduling, and MCP, each with its own page.
AI video clipping
Turns a workshop, webinar, or lesson into candidate moments you can look through in minutes.AI captions
Carries the lesson in muted feeds: animated presets, 100+ languages, native and Roman scripts.AI video editor
Where you take over: move the in and out points, correct a term in the transcript, check the crop.Clipping agent
Runs the session-to-reviewable-clips loop from one instruction, so it happens without you starting it.Video editing API
Puts clipping in your own workflow: submit the recording, set the presentation genre, collect the results.AI dubbing
Re-voices an approved clip in 80+ languages, so a good explanation reaches past one language.Social scheduler
Queues the week from one session: pick the account, write the copy, set the time.
Claude
Cursor
ChatGPT
OpenClaw
MCP server
Lets Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client run a coaching clip job in plain language.Frequently Asked Questions
Download it, then edit the file. Zoom cloud recordings download as MP4 files from the Zoom web portal, and local recordings are saved as MP4 files on your computer. Upload that MP4 to reap, and it transcribes the call, suggests clips, and opens each one in an editor where you trim on the transcript, fix captions, and reframe for vertical.
Partly. reap edits the recording after the call: it does not connect to Zoom, join or record meetings, or edit inside Zoom. Once the MP4 is uploaded, you edit the Zoom video like any other source, turning the parts worth sharing into captioned clips. For one long, fully edited version of the whole call, a timeline editor fits better.
Anything already recorded: Zoom calls, workshops, webinars, course lessons, Q&A sessions, keynotes, podcasts, and interviews. Upload the file or paste a link from YouTube, Twitch, X, or Vimeo. Paid plans take sources up to 180 minutes, and uploads go up to 5 GB on Free and 10 GB on paid plans. On paid plans you can also describe the lesson you want.
Yes. The transcript is editable, and a correction there carries into the burned-in captions. Plan a review pass: names, framework names, acronyms, numbers, and crosstalk on a group call are where transcription slips most. reap does not guarantee a perfect transcript or check whether a term was used correctly.
Yes, as a starting crop you check. Paid plans output 9:16, 16:9, and 1:1 from one source; the free plan outputs 9:16. Auto reframe tracks whoever is talking, but slides, screen shares, whiteboards, and a second speaker can fall outside the crop, so review the framing before export.
Yes. The free plan posts once a day to one connected account; paid plans add the content calendar. reap publishes to TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, Facebook, and LinkedIn on Creator, and adds X on Studio. Subtitle translation covers 100+ languages, and AI dubbing covers 80+ languages on 2 hours a month on Creator and 5 on Studio. Have a fluent speaker check a translated clip before it goes out.
That is your call, not a product setting, and reap has no consent or release management. Solo lessons, public workshops, and webinars released with permission are the safer material. Confidential one-to-one sessions, private group calls, and anything with a client's personal, health, or financial details are not. Follow your client agreements and professional obligations.
No. There is no native Zoom, Google Drive, Dropbox, or course-platform integration, so reap does not pull recordings from Zoom on its own. Teams connect other tools through Zapier on paid plans, or through the REST API, webhooks, and the MCP server. The MCP server is included on every plan, including Free.
Your best teaching deserves more than one session.
Edit your last Zoom recording free
Upload the MP4 from your last session and get captioned clips you can edit, reframe, and schedule. The free plan includes 1 hour of processing; plans are on the pricing page.
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