Give Okou the full recording of your panel, meetup or talk. It finds the moments worth sharing, cuts captioned clips in 16:9 and 9:16, and drafts the recap posts and schedule for your review.
Opens your request in Okou. Add the recording after sign-in. Nothing is posted for you.
An event recap video turns hours of panels, talks and audience questions into a few short pieces people will actually watch. The useful version keeps each speaker’s point intact, so a clip starts at the question and ends on the answer.
The recording is usually the hard part to get through. Working from a timestamped transcript means the moments can be chosen by what was said, then cut at the exact second, instead of scrubbing through the video by hand.
Start from the full recording. Okou does the cutting.
Upload the file or share a Google Drive or YouTube link, and name the audience you want to reach.
Okou splits the transcript by topic and speaker, ranks the moments and shows its picks with timestamps and quotes.
Get captioned clips in both aspect ratios, a recap reel if you want one, and post drafts you can edit before anything goes out.
For founders, community leads and marketing teams who host events.
Short captioned clips of the strongest answers, cut at the sentence, in 16:9 and 9:16.
One 60 to 90 second video that shows what the event was about and who spoke.
A clip, a quote and a short post for each speaker, so guests can share their own moment.
LinkedIn, X and YouTube copy for each clip, laid out in a posting calendar you approve.
The same recording feeds clips, speaker kits and a posting schedule you approve.
Save the steps as a workflow, so the next recording gets the same clips, captions and post drafts.
Google Drive
YouTube
Google Sheets
SlackThe same recording feeds clips, speaker kits and a posting schedule you approve.
Full panels and talks work, including recordings over an hour. Okou reads the transcript section by section, so long recordings are fine. Very large files are easier to share as a Google Drive or YouTube link.
Yes. Ask for clips by speaker and Okou attributes each answer from the transcript and its context. Check the names on the first pass, especially for audience questions.
Yes. Share your logo, colors and an example clip, and Okou applies the same title card, captions and end card to every clip.
No. Okou prepares the clips, captions and post drafts. You review them, confirm guest permissions and decide what gets published.
You can explore this page and its illustrative example for free. Editing runs in your signed-in Okou account and uses available credits.
Okou also has the podcast clip maker, the zoom recording editor and the video transcript generator.
Save the steps as a workflow, so the next recording gets the same clips, captions and post drafts.
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