I’ve been testing Vizard to turn long livestreams into short-form content for social media. One of the things I like most is the ability to import a YouTube link directly and use AI to identify potentially interesting moments, instead of manually downloading and reviewing a long video. The interface is easy to understand, and the possibility of giving the AI instructions about the type of clips I’m looking for is particularly useful for our workflow. I’m still evaluating the quality of the final clips and how efficiently credits are used on longer videos, so there is room for improvement there. However, the concept is very promising and could save a significant amount of manual work for teams producing a lot of social content.

What I like most about Vizard is how quickly and effortlessly it turns long videos into short, engaging clips. The AI makes it much easier to spot the most interesting moments, and the editing process feels straightforward and convenient. Overall, it saves me a lot of time when I’m creating content for YouTube Shorts.

The overall functionality and accessibility stand out immediately. The learning curve is virtually non-existent; I was able to get up to speed and start generating clips right away. Processing and generation speeds are very fast, which saves hours when working through long-form educational videos. Even though some manual fine-tuning is naturally needed from time to time, the built-in editor is exceptionally smooth, intuitive, and convenient to work with.