About Clyps
Clyps helps you turn an existing video recording into short clips while keeping the editorial decisions in your hands.
Last updated: September 7, 2026
The company behind Clyps
Clyps is operated by ZTABS, doing business as Clyps. ZTABS is the parent company and can be reached at hello@ztabs.co or +1 281 506 0216.
Our business contact address is 10685-B Hazelhurst Dr. # 26438, Houston, TX 77043, USA. See the contact page for account, billing, and privacy requests.
What Clyps does
Upload a recording, review suggested moments, and open the excerpts you want to finish. Clyps prepares a transcript and helps you refine the range, framing, and captions before exporting a video file.
The product is designed for spoken content such as interviews, podcasts, webinars, lessons, and demonstrations. A useful clip carries enough context to make sense to someone who has not seen the original recording.
How we approach AI editing
AI suggestions are starting points for review. A title, score, or written reason can help organize your choices, but none guarantees an audience response. Check the source and decide whether the passage serves the people you want to reach.
The selected range, presentation, and caption text stay part of an editable workflow. Visual edits preview in the browser before you start an export.
What to expect from this website
Our tools pages explain practical uses of the same Clyps editing workflow. They are not separate anonymous upload services or promises of features beyond the product. Pages that discuss repurposing a YouTube recording start with a source file you have permission to use.
Comparison pages identify the dates and sources of competitor observations. Product offerings change, so current pricing and purchase terms should be checked before subscribing. We do not guarantee viral performance or a particular number of views.
Your recordings and choices
You keep your rights in the material you submit. Upload and publish only content you are entitled to use. Private uploads do not become public merely because Clyps analyzes them.
The Privacy policy describes how the service handles account and project data. The Terms of service describe content permissions, acceptable use, billing, and the responsibilities that apply to using Clyps.