What's new
This is a running list of the changes worth knowing about. Newest is at the top, and we keep each entry short so you can skim the page in a minute.
Recent updates
Give your show a signature look
Every project now has an FX tab. Pick a signature effect, add your logo and colors as a dark or light brand pack, and your clips open and close with a branded title card — with the episode's own title rendered right into the video. The full-screen Signature Studio lets you audition motion and sound together and save looks to your library, so your whole catalog stays consistent. Read the Identity Studio launch post for the full story.
Your assistant can design your opener
Hand ChatGPT or Claude your logo and describe the feel you want. It builds your brand pack, designs the opening animation itself, previews frames of its own work, and refines until it looks right — then saves it as your project's opener. See the assistants overview to get connected.
Public download links for finished clips
You can now create a public link to any rendered video — a direct MP4 download that works anywhere and expires on its own (7 days by default, up to 14). Use it to hand a clip to a client or pass it into other tools like Zapier without exporting and re-uploading. Ask your assistant for "a public link to that render."
Fix a speaker's name from chat
Spotted a mislabeled speaker? Ask your assistant to rename them. The transcript and the captions on future renders pick up the correction.
Cut several moments into one video
Ask your assistant for a montage: give it the moments in order and it builds a single video, with branded intro and outro blocks if your project has them. It will warn you if a cut lands mid-word so you can fix the edge before rendering.
See what's on screen, right in chat
Ask your assistant to pull frames from a moment and a small gallery appears in the conversation. Pick the frame you mean and download it — useful for thumbnails and for checking what the camera saw.
Sharper automatic titles and descriptions
On paid plans, new uploads get titles, descriptions, and chapters written by a stronger pipeline that reads the whole recording — not just the first few minutes.
Uploads that tell you the truth
The uploader now shows your plan's limits up front and reports problems in the upload tile itself instead of failing quietly. Project tabs are also proper links now — back, refresh, and sharing a tab URL all behave.
A guide site for creators
These help pages are new. They walk you through making your first clip, connecting ChatGPT or Claude, and getting clips out to YouTube, X, LinkedIn, and Instagram. Plain language, written for creators. Start with your first clip.
Free to start
Signing up is free, and you land in a workspace you can use right away. There's no checkout before you can start, and no clock counting down on you. See the signup page for what a free account covers.
Post clips to your channels
You can connect YouTube, X, and LinkedIn and send finished clips straight to them. Per project, you choose whether a clip waits for your approval or goes out automatically once it's ready. See the connect guides for YouTube, X, and LinkedIn.
Clip right inside your AI assistant
BitterClip connects to ChatGPT and Claude. Ask for the strongest moment in a recording, and your assistant opens the transcript editor with a clip already picked out, ready for you to review and tune. The assistants overview shows you how to set it up.
Captions, built in
Clips export with captions burned right into the video, styled to sit cleanly in the frame. That's the default. If you turn captions off before you export, the video comes out without them.
A note on subscribing
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