Tips, tutorials and news about AI video editing
The Klipa editorial team · figures checked on October 29, 2026 You filmed a useful clip in portrait, but the project needs a landscape frame. AI can sometimes fill the missing sides, but changing the aspect ratio alone cannot reveal what the camera never captured. Your choice is to generate new pixels, use a background […]
The Klipa editorial team · tested on October 11, 2026 Yes—you can split a long video on your iPhone into two parts or several, then save each part as its own file. The key is that splitting a clip on an editing timeline does not, by itself, export separate videos: you still need to save […]
The Klipa editorial team · tested on October 11, 2026 If you want to listen to a course, tutorial or personal clip without its pictures, you need to extract the audio track—not turn the video image into sound. The right format depends on what you’ll do with the file: MP3 is compact for everyday listening, […]
The Klipa editorial team · tested on October 11, 2026 You might say a video is “the wrong size” because it has the wrong shape for a post, does not fit the screen, or takes up too much storage. Those are three different problems: aspect ratio, pixel dimensions, and file size—and picking the wrong fix […]
The Klipa editorial team · tested on September 29, 2026 You have a large MKV recording and need an MP4 that plays on your iPhone, can be shared, or opens in your editor. The key question is not just which converter says “no limits”: it’s whether the file can be remuxed without re-encoding, and what […]
The Klipa editorial team · tested on October 11, 2026 If you want one long video to become several standalone files, there are two different jobs hiding behind “split.” A timeline editor divides the video at chosen points inside an editing project; a cutter extracts a selected passage as its own file, one passage at […]
