Text-guided clip selection
Locate an answer, quote, or explanation by reading and searching its spoken words.
Text-based video workflow
LumiClip creates a timed transcript from your video so you can find spoken moments, correct caption text, and use the words as a precise guide when adjusting a short clip.
Quick definition
Transcript-based video editing connects each word in a transcript to a point in the recording. Selecting or changing a spoken passage can guide clip boundaries and captions, making dialogue-heavy video easier to navigate than waveform-only editing.
Locate an answer, quote, or explanation by reading and searching its spoken words.
Fix names, brands, punctuation, and specialist terms in the transcript.
Use word timing to tighten the beginning and ending of a selected clip.
Simple workflow
STEP 1
Start with an authorized podcast, interview, webinar, lesson, or talking-head recording.
STEP 2
Find the relevant passage and correct any recognition errors or caption wording.
STEP 3
Check timing, visual continuity, captions, and context before exporting the clip.
Connect spoken text to its position in the video for more precise navigation.
Find a term, speaker topic, or passage without replaying the full source.
Correct transcription errors before captions are rendered into the video.
Combine transcript navigation with prompt-based and multi-signal highlight suggestions.
Find a quote or story in a long episode and refine it as a short clip.
Select a complete answer and correct names before publication.
Locate one explanation or Q&A exchange from a long recording.
Transcript text can guide clip selection and caption corrections. Preview the resulting media edit to confirm exactly what changed.
Yes. Search the transcript for exact wording or use a descriptive prompt when the speaker may use different terms.
Yes. The transcript and captions are editable before the final render.
No. Visual continuity, reactions, slides, B-roll, and speaker changes still require video review.