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ClipGOAT's AI YouTube Shorts Maker is an AI-powered tool developed to efficiently craft YouTube Shorts from longer YouTube videos. It simplifies the process of video editing by applying artificial intelligence to identify the most engaging parts of a video.

This tool targets to assist content creators, marketers, or influencers by accelerating the process of creating shorts and amplifying the potential of the content to become viral.

The AI tool transcribes the video and detects the most interesting, funny, or relatable clips, giving users the flexibility to add captions or emojis.

In addition, it automatically generates a set of clips with AI-generated titles, hooks, hashtags for each, and users have the liberty to choose the export quality.

Regardless of whether the content creation is via desktop or mobile, this tool offers a user-friendly interface that caters to the needs of busy schedules.

Besides simple content clipping, this tool also strategically creates shorts that can drive more traffic towards long-form videos. It not only highlights the top moments from videos but also predicts the clip's potential for virality, helping to reach a wider audience with minimal effort.

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December 5, 2024

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Freemium

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$20/month

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A clip goat is likely referring to a "clip-on" goat, but that doesn't make sense. However, I think you might be referring to a "kidding" or "goat kid" or perhaps a goat that has been clipped or sheared. If you're looking for information on goat clipping, it's a process where a goat's coat is cut or clipped, usually for hygiene, health, or aesthetic purposes. This can be done to prevent matting, reduce shedding, or prepare the goat for showing. If you could provide more context or clarify what you mean by "clip goat," I'd be happy to try and provide more information.

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