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How do I create, customize, and download a Video Clip for an episode?
How do I create, customize, and download a Video Clip for an episode?

Learn how to spotlight your episodes on social media with Video Clips !

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How do I create and customize a Video Clip for an episode?

📺 With Ausha, you can make a teaser video for each of your episodes – we call it a Video Clip!

Here are the steps to create a Video Clip for an episode: 👇

  • Sign in and navigate to your show on Ausha.

  • Head to the Communication tab

  • Then, go to the Video Clips section.

  • Here, you will find all your created and draft Video Clips. Click + New Clip to make a teaser video for an episode.

💡 Based on your Ausha subscription plan, you have a certain amount of Credits every month to create Video Clips: 4 Clip Credits for a Launch subscription, 12 Clip Credits for a Boost subscription and 24 Clip Credits for a Supersonic subscription. To learn more, check out our article "How do Video Clip Credits work?".

  • After clicking + New Clip, a new window will appear, and you’ll be asked to specify “Which episode do you want to create a clip for? . Select the desired episode (Published, Scheduled or Draft) and click Continue.


  • Now you’ll be taken to Ausha’s Video Clip creation interface. First, select the audio extract from the episode that you wish to transform into a video. 🧰 Move, widen, or narrow the selected area (in pink) using your mouse (with the Cursors) and then click Next.

💡 The upper timeline lets you walk through your episode’s entire audio track. The lower timeline lets you select the precise extract to clip.

💡 If you already determined the start and end timing of your desired extract for the video clip when you edited your episode, you can just enter the exact times at the bottom on the left!

  • Now indicate if you wish to create a Video Clip With Transcription or Without Transcription (in other words, with or without subtitles).

👉 If you choose to create a Clip with Transcription:

  • Be sure to select an audio extract with excellent sound quality (well-recorded, only one person talking, intelligibly and without any **background noise or music). Otherwise, our voice recognition tool will not work correctly and won't generate accurate subtitles.

  • Subtitles are generated automatically. You can then review and correct them if there are mistakes. Do not add any extra words as the number of characters per line should ideally be less than 65 characters (otherwise, in the final version of the Clip, some of the text will be cut off).

  • Then select the Format(s) in which you wish to generate your Video Clip: Square, Landscape and/or Story (you can select multiple formats) and click Next !

💡 You will spend as many Video Clip Credits as the number of selected Formats. For example: if you generate a Clip in the Square and Story formats, you will spend two credits (for 2 Formats). To learn more, see this article: “How do Video Clip Credits work?".

💡 As mentioned previously, you can only create a Video Clip for an episode in one go. Thus, you must select all the Formats you will need now as you cannot add new formats later on for this same Clip.

  • Finally, customize your Video Clip’s Visual Appearance :


    👉 Indicate whether you would like to add a Waveform (Wave that moves to the rhythm of the sound a.k.a Audiogram). If so, you can enter the color code for your waveform or select a color with the dropper.

    💡 Your waveform options will be applied to all formats .

    👉 Specify whether you would like to Display titles (ie. your show’s title and your episode’s title). If so, you can edit the titles for this Clip and also indicate the color code for the titles’ text.

    💡 Your title options (text and color) will be applied to all formats.

    👉 If you’d like, you may upload a new image (instead of the original episode image) by clicking Edit image (or Edit image for this format ).

    💡 If your Video Clip has multiple formats, your updated image will only be applied to the selected format.

Here are the recommended dimensions for each format:

  • Square Format => 1400 x 1400 pixels, 10 MB max, JPG or PNG.

  • Landscape Format => 1334x700 pixels, 10 MB max, JPG or PNG.

  • Story Format => 407x723 pixels, 10 MB, JPG or PNG.

👉 Specify whether you would like the Image (the default image or your uploaded image specific to this format) to Take up all available space .

💡 If your Video Clip has multiple formats, the setting specifying if the image will “take up all available space” will only be applied to the selected format.

  • Then click on Generate Clip and wait a moment to see your video.

Once your Clip is generated, you will not be able to make further edits.

👉 Double-check that you have selected the desired audio extract, your subtitles are error-free, and you’ve finished any desired customizations.

👉 If you wish to make changes to the generated Clip, you will have to delete it and recreate a Clip using any Clip Credits you may have left this month.

There you have it ! Now you know how to create and customize a Video Clip on Ausha in order to market your episodes and boost your listens! 🥳


How do I download and share a Video Clip for an episode?

After generating your episode’s Video Clip (see Part 1), you can now find all your Video Clips in your library under the Communication tab > Video Clips in the Ausha interface. 📚

💻 How do I download my Video Clip on a computer?

Here are the steps to download your Video Clip on a PC or Mac :

  • Log into Ausha, navigate to your show, and head to the Communication tab > Video Clips section**.**

  • Click on the Video Clip that you want to download.

  • Your Video Clip will then be displayed. Click Download video.

  • Your video will open in a player in a new tab. Click on the three vertical dots on the bottom right.

  • After clicking on the three vertical dots, select Download.

💡 If you do not see the Download button, sign into your Ausha account on another browser, ideally Google Chrome.

For instance, Safari still does not allow downloads, so we recommend you do not use this browser to download your Video Clips.

There you have it – you can now find your Video Clip in your computer’s Downloads folder! 🚀

📱 How do I download my Video Clip on a smartphone?

Here are the steps to retrieve your Video Clip on a phone: 👇

  • Sign into Ausha, navigate to your show and head to the Communication tab > Video Clips section**.**

  • Click the Video Clip that you want to download.

  • Your Video Clip will then be displayed full screen. Scan the QR Code to download the Video Clip on your phone.

👉 On Android 🤖 :

You will be redirected to a video player.

Click on the three vertical dots on the bottom right of your screen, then select Download.

You can then find your Video Clip in your phone’s Downloads.

👉 On iOS 🍏 :

You will be redirected to a video player.

Click on the Share icon at the bottom of your screen in the middle.

In the menu, you can select how you’d like to share your Video Clip! You can choose to save it to My folders, share it directly on Facebook / Instagram, send via Airdrop, send by Email, add to Google Drive, etc.

iOS will not save Clip Videos to the Camera Roll / Photo & Video library. We recommend you save your Clip to Google Drive or iCloud (for example) if you don’t want to share it publicly right away and prefer to save it for later.

And there you have it – you can now find your Video Clip in your smartphone’s Downloads folder! 🚀

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