Ssemble is a simple tool that helps you to create clips from your lengthy videos. Fancy editing tools aren’t required, nor do you have to be an expert in editing or have a large budget for it. Most of the work is done by Ssemble and you just add the finishing touches.

FEATURES:

• Auto curation
• Face tracking 
• Hook title and calls to action
• Caption presets
• Highlight zoom in
• Transitions and B-rolls
• SFX and VFX

FAQs about Ssemble:

How does Ssemble work?

To use Ssemble, just paste the YouTube link of the video you want to chop up. It'll analyze the video and suggest tons of short clips based on the popular parts. Then, you can dive into the editor to personalize your clips with subtitles, extra footage, cool effects, and more.

What can Ssemble do?

Ssemble does the heavy lifting when it comes to transforming your long videos. It finds the best parts of your video, adds subtitles, keeps the focus on the speaker, and even adds cool visuals and sound effects. You can also give your clips catchy titles and a call to action to get people interested.

Is it easy to use Ssemble?

Ssemble is a breeze to use. Even if you've never edited a video before, you'll be able to create awesome shorts in no time. The interface is simple and straightforward, and there's plenty of help available if you need it. You'll be surprised at how quickly you can turn your long videos into shareable clips. 

How long does it typically take to create a short-form clip using Ssemble?

The time it takes to create a short-form clip with Ssemble depends on the length of your original video and how much customization you want to do. But generally, you can expect to have a few options ready within a few minutes.

Is Ssemble free?

Ssemble offers a free plan that lets you try it out with three videos. You'll get all the cool features like automatic editing and subtitles. If you need to do more videos, you can upgrade to Pro for $15 a month, or Expert for $30 a month. These plans give you more videos to work with and remove the watermark.