Upload a video you already have — a podcast recording, a Zoom call, camera footage — and USA Raja Clips finds the best moments, crops them to vertical, and burns in captions, ready to post. Nothing is downloaded from YouTube, Facebook, or anywhere else — it only ever works with files you already have.
Your own footage already has clips hiding in it.
Four steps, hands-off after the first one — start to finish, all on your own computer.
Point USA Raja Clips at a video file already on your computer. No links, no channel to connect, nothing downloaded.
The scoring engine transcribes your footage and ranks every scene for hook potential — no manual scrubbing.
The top moments are cropped to vertical with captions burned in, ready to post as-is.
Connect your own YouTube channel for one-click auto-publish, or just save the clips and post them yourself.
Transcription and scoring run on your own machine. Your footage never leaves your computer.
Every scene is scored for hook potential, so the clips you get are picked, not guessed.
Captions are transcribed and burned in automatically — no separate captioning app or manual typing.
Connect your own YouTube channel for one-click publishing — entirely optional, off unless you turn it on.
First-time setup downloads the transcription engine (a few minutes). Transcribing is slower on lower-memory computers — the app automatically picks a smaller, faster model to match what your machine has free.
One-time purchase. Yours to keep. No credits, no per-clip meter, no subscription.
No. USA Raja Clips only processes video files you already have on your computer — a podcast recording, a Zoom call, camera footage, whatever you upload. It never connects to, downloads from, or scrapes YouTube, Facebook, or any other platform. The only connection to YouTube is optional and one-way outbound: publishing your finished clips to your own connected channel, if you choose to turn that on.
No — transcription and scoring happen locally on your own machine. The only thing that ever leaves your computer is a finished clip you choose to publish, and only if you've connected your own YouTube channel for auto-publish.
No — it's CPU-only by design, so it runs on the machine you already have.
No. Auto-publish is entirely optional. You can use USA Raja Clips just to generate captioned vertical clips and save them locally, then post them yourself anywhere you like.
Your license works on one computer at a time. If activation says the license is already active elsewhere, use the release/reactivate option to move it to your new machine.
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