TikTok clip maker for long videos

Paste a YouTube link or upload a video. nine16 finds the moments with a strong opening, cuts them to 9:16 with captions, and writes the post text, so each clip is ready for TikTok.

No card needed · 1 credit = 1 finished clip

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How to make TikTok clips from a long video

Start with a video you already have: a podcast, interview, tutorial, vlog or match. Paste its link into nine16 and choose a clip length. nine16 picks moments that grab attention in the first three seconds and make sense alone, then renders each one as a vertical video with captions, a title, a description and hashtags.

  1. 1

    Paste a link

    Any public YouTube video, or a video file up to 100 MB.

  2. 2

    Choose length and style

    15–30, 30–60 or 60–90 seconds, and one of seven caption styles.

  3. 3

    Post to TikTok

    Download the clip, paste the description and hashtags, and post the highest scorer first.

Every clip is ready to post

No editing timeline to learn. Choose your settings once and save them for next time.

Start with 5 free clips

1 credit makes 1 finished clip, and re-cuts are free. Plans give you fresh credits every month, and top-up packs never expire.

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Questions

What lengths can I make?

15–30, 30–60 or 60–90 seconds. Each clip ends on a full thought, so it lands inside the range you choose rather than on an exact second count.

Can I make TikToks from YouTube videos?

Yes, from videos you own or have permission to repost. Paste the YouTube link and nine16 does the rest.

Does nine16 post to TikTok for me?

No. You download each clip and post it yourself, with the title, description and hashtags nine16 wrote for it.

How much does it cost?

Your first 5 clips are free. Creator is £15 a month for 40 clips and Pro is £39 a month for 120. Each finished clip uses 1 credit.

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