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An hour of webinar. Six minutes people watch.

The recording exists. The clip that makes anyone care doesn't.

The webinar went well and 40 people were there. The recording has been sitting in the folder since, because turning an hour into something watchable is a day of work.

The parts worth keeping are maybe six minutes, and you already know roughly where they are.

Endroll with a cut open: the picture on top, every shot below it with the words spoken in it.
The cut reads top to bottom — picture, then the words that go with it.
01

Drop in the recording

It is transcribed on your machine. You can search the whole hour by what was said, not by scrubbing.

02

Write the short version

Paste the three points you want to land. Endroll pulls the lines that make them and cuts around the pauses, the throat-clearing and the 'can everyone see my screen'.

03

Take the clips too

One more request pulls the standalone moments out of the same recording — short, captioned, ready to post.

It doesn't invent quotes

Every line in the cut was said in your recording. The AI chooses and arranges — it does not write words into anyone's mouth.

Endroll is one editor, read top to bottom: the film is a list of shots, each carrying the line spoken in it. You don't need to be an editor to read that — and if you are one, the cut opens in Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve or Final Cut.

Titles and lower thirds are part of the shot, not a layer bolted on after.