Clone Media

Highlights

• Podcast show notes with chapters and pull quotes

  For podcasters and interview hosts: turn an episode transcript into show notes ready to paste. You get a summary, topic bullets, chapter timestamps, word-for-word pull quotes, and links mentioned, from a local script that reads SRT, VTT, or timestamped lines so every time and quote is exact.

  Sample run: maps the shipped interview into chapters, speakers, quotes, and links

• Fix subtitle timing, overlaps, and reading speed

  For video makers with an SRT or VTT caption file: fix overlapping cues, lines too long for the screen, and captions too fast to read. A local script repairs timing and line breaks and counts each fix, then lists the cues that need words cut or a split, and Claude helps edit them.

  Sample run: fixes overlaps, wrapping, and a broken end time in the shipped SRT and flags the rest

• Clean up a messy transcript and fix speaker names

  For anyone with an auto transcript from Zoom, Otter, or YouTube: remove the ums and stutters, fix speaker names, and join broken lines. A local script makes each fix and counts it, then flags inaudible spots for you to check. It never rewrites what anyone said.

  Sample run: cleans the shipped interview, renames speakers, and counts what it removed: Clean

• Turn a video into a blog post

  For creators with a tutorial, talk, or YouTube video: turn its transcript into a blog post that reads on its own. A local script strips timestamps and filler, groups the text into sections, and flags every "as you can see" to rewrite, then Claude writes the post with steps, a headline, and every number kept exact.

  Creator's example: Sink drain transcript

• YouTube title, description, and chapters from a transcript

  For YouTubers with a finished video: turn its transcript into title options, a description that works in search, chapter timestamps, and tags. A local script checks every YouTube limit (title length, chapters from 0:00, 10 second minimum) and builds the description ready to paste.

  Creator's example: Repotting transcript