Podcasts, interviews, talking-head videos: CortexCut finds passages that speak to your audience. Find ideas to publish in your own recordings, with your tone and point of view.
A link to prepare your profile. Your video to get started.
People often ask me where I find my video ideas.
I read through the questions in my comments. If the same question comes up three times, I make a video about it.
That’s also how I started my latest series.
I read through the questions in my comments. If the same question comes up three times, I make a video about it.
An easy method that directly addresses the need to find topics. The question and answer fit into the same passage.
For me, setting up the equipment again took the longest.
Once my setup is ready, I film the examples for my next three videos. I save the writing for another time.
That doesn’t mean I publish all three on the same day.
Once my setup is ready, I film the examples for my next three videos. I save the writing for another time.
A practical routine for someone working alone. The focus on filming keeps production distinct from publishing.
At first, I wanted to put everything into every video.
I stopped trying to explain everything. I choose a question, answer it with an example, and save the rest for later.
I still sometimes cut a passage I was attached to.
I stopped trying to explain everything. I choose a question, answer it with an example, and save the rest for later.
A personal experience that explains an editorial choice. The example keeps the creator’s voice and makes sense without the full episode.
The right passage depends on your audience and what you want to share. Here’s how one recording can offer several short ideas.
Share your website and public profiles. AI prepares your editorial profile: your topics, audience and storytelling style. Refine it so the search for clips follows your direction.
Explore the editorial profileA point of view, a practical tip, a specific experience: CortexCut looks for passages that match your profile and make sense on their own. Suggestions are compared to reduce repeated ideas.
How clip selection worksKeep the rhythm of your voice. Tighten a cut, move the frame and correct captions in the editor. Review the clip to check that the opening draws people in and the ending completes the idea.
Explore the editorYour profile gives a shared direction, not a script to repeat. CortexCut finds different passages in your recording and reduces duplicate suggestions. You choose which angles to keep.
Shorts start with your video and your own words. You can keep a hesitation, a pause or a joke, and adjust the edit before approving the result.