ReelQueueTurn One Long Video Into a Week of Reels
Upload a long video once and ReelQueue cuts it into short clips at natural pauses, frames them for vertical feeds, and burns in subtitles if you want them. Review every cut, then schedule the clips like any other post.
From one upload to a stack of clips
You stay in control of every cut, and nothing is charged until you confirm.
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Upload the long video
Drop in a talk, podcast, vlog, or tutorial up to 60 minutes long and 4 GB in size.
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Pick the look
Choose portrait (9:16) or landscape (16:9), how to frame it, and whether to burn in English subtitles.
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Shape the cuts and preview
ReelQueue proposes cuts at natural pauses. Pick a clip length from 5 seconds to 3 minutes, drag any cut on the timeline, and preview every clip before you spend a single credit.
Subtitles people can actually read
Word-by-word captions sit near the top of the frame, clear of each app's buttons and captions.
What it costs
- Every plan, including Free: no plan upgrade needed and no watermark on your clips.
- 2 credits per minute of each clip to render, plus 2 credits per minute with subtitles.
The free plan includes 20 AI credits, enough for five subtitled 60 second clips.
Questions
How much does splitting a video cost?
Clips cost credits, charged per started minute of each clip: 2 credits to render, plus 2 more with subtitles. A 30 second clip without subtitles costs 2 credits and a 60 second subtitled clip costs 4. The free plan’s 20 credits cover five subtitled 60 second clips.
How does ReelQueue decide where to cut?
It listens for natural pauses in the audio and moves each cut into one where it can, so clips tend to end between phrases instead of mid-word. Every cut is a proposal: you can move it, delete the clip, or add your own before confirming.
Which languages do subtitles support?
English. Subtitles are transcribed word by word, and you can fix any misheard word before the clips render. Pick from three styles: Classic, Bold, or Minimal.
What happens to the finished clips?
Each clip lands in your video library like any other upload, ready to cross-post or bulk schedule across Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, Facebook, and LinkedIn.
What if a clip fails to render?
That clip’s credits are refunded automatically. The rest of the project keeps going, and the failed clip shows what went wrong.
Also worth a look: scheduling a month at once and cross-posting to five platforms.
Get a week of clips out of one recording
Start free, split your first long video, and schedule the clips across every platform.
Start for FreeFree forever plan. No credit card required.