Find and manage your clips

My clips keeps every video you added, newest first, each with the clips it gave. Clips never expire, so the library is also your archive.

Each video is a row with its name, the length of the recording, how many clips it gave and when you added it. Under the name, a strip stands for the whole recording, with a mark where each clip came from, so you can see which parts of the recording the clips cover. A grey mark is a moment Snipri weighed and left out.

The clips sit under the strip, numbered like their marks. Point at one to light its mark and play it without sound.

While a job is still running, its row says which step it is on, and Follow in Studio opens it there. A job that failed says why, and Try again in Studio takes you back to start again. A failed job never counts against your plan.

Search packs and clips finds a video by its name, or a clip by its title. When the words match clip titles, those clips light up and the others dim, so the answer shows in place.

All, Packs and Single filter the list: packs are the videos that gave several clips, and single clips are the rest.

Press a clip to open it. It plays with sound beside its title, its length and its format, and under them Why this clip: the scores it was chosen on and its reason in a sentence, which See why a clip was chosen explains. Previous clip and Next clip move through the other clips of the same video.

From the preview, Open editor opens the clip to change it, and the button at the foot downloads it.

Press Rename video, the pencil beside its name, type the new name and press Save. A clip with no title of its own downloads under the video's name.

Delete video, the bin at the end of a row, deletes the video and every clip it gave. On a finished video the first press turns the button into Confirm delete, and a second press deletes. A video that is still running, or one that failed, goes at the first press.

Download your clips covers saving them.