Automates video downloading, AI content analysis, clip extraction, and highlight collection generation.
Download YouTube or Bilibili videos, let Qwen LLM analyze content, and auto-generate highlight clips.
AutoClip is an open-source web application that downloads long-form videos from YouTube or Bilibili and uses AI to extract key highlights. Content creators and editors can automatically score, slice, and assemble compilations without watching hours of footage.
The system ingests video URLs or local uploads, extracts subtitles, and processes the text through Tongyi Qianwen LLMs. It generates structured outlines, identifies topic timelines, scores peak moments, cuts video segments using FFmpeg, and assembles downloadable collections.
This tool suits video creators, agency editors, and social media managers who produce short-form clips or highlights from long streams and interviews. It is not designed for users seeking advanced multi-track non-linear video editing or motion graphics.
Fetches and processes videos directly from YouTube and Bilibili URLs or local storage uploads.
Analyzes transcriptions using Tongyi Qianwen to generate outlines, topic timelines, and titles.
Evaluates video segments and assigns engagement scores to identify top-tier clip moments.
Renders exact cut files and combines selected clips into custom compilations with reordering.
Tracks background processing and rendering status using Celery, Redis, and WebSockets.
AutoClip is free and open source under the MIT licence. Your only operational costs come from self-hosting the infrastructure and paying for DashScope Tongyi Qianwen API tokens.
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AutoClip uses Alibaba Cloud's Tongyi Qianwen (Qwen-Plus) LLM via the DashScope API to process outlines, timelines, and scores.
You need a system with at least 4GB of RAM (8GB+ recommended), 10GB of storage space, Docker, and FFmpeg.
Yes, you can upload video files and optional external subtitle files directly through the web UI.
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