Chopcast

What is Chopcast?

Chopcast is a content repurposing platform that uses natural language processing (NLP) to automatically find, edit, and share the most important moments from longer recordings. Those highlights can then be used for marketing and sales. The platform is aimed primarily at B2B founders and small marketing teams who want to create personalized clips for their brands.

Chopcast’s core features include AI video highlights, a clip maker, video trimming, and automatic subtitles. You can start with a free plan or choose a paid option, which adds the ability to create edited videos, podcasts, articles from transcripts, and .SRT files for more advanced video editing. To make additional clips, search for keywords or use the topics Chopcast suggests. A 7-day free trial is available; after that, paid plans are based on the length of the videos you upload.

Beyond the self-serve product, Chopcast offers services including Studio Sessions, podcast repurposing, quick turnaround times, LinkedIn captions, and strategy consulting.

Who created Chopcast?

Chopcast was founded by brothers Aamen Mostafa and Kareem Mostafa. Aamen Mostafa is a Co-founder who helps shape the company’s vision and strategy. The platform uses AI to turn content such as webinars and video podcasts into engaging social media clips.

What is Chopcast used for?

• Create short-form videos in vertical, square, and horizontal formats, complete with captions.
• Turn any video into a podcast with one click.
• Export transcripts that can be reworked into articles.
• Generate .SRT subtitle files from videos for further editing.
• Automatically generate clips with the AI video highlights feature.
• Create custom clips from webinars and podcasts with the Clip Maker tool.
• Trim clips precisely with the Trim Clips tool.
• Resize videos to fit different social media platforms.
• Repurpose content from webinars, livestreams, video podcasts, virtual events, online courses, and meetings.
• Edit auto-generated clips as needed.
• Find and share key moments from long recordings without manual editing.