SnapDub

Turns a long video link (YouTube, Twitch, Kick, Rumble or Zoom) into short vertical clips with captions. Spends credits; processing takes a few minutes to tens of minutes depending on length. Returns the new video's video_id and status; the clips are listed once its status is "done".

Changes a clip's description or hashtags (free), its title (free, unless the title is shown in the video itself, which re-renders it), or re-cuts it with a new start and end within the range get_clip reports. A re-render costs a few credits and takes a minute or two. Only the fields given change.

Says how many credits create_video would spend on a link with the same settings, and whether the account has enough. Reads only the link's title and length; spends nothing.

Returns one clipping campaign's details - pay per 1,000 views, cap per clip, allowed platforms, requirements, budget left, end date and its page - and the clips this account already submitted to it.

Returns one clip: title, description, hashtags, score, whether it is still rendering, where it sits in the source video (start and end, in seconds) and how far each end can be moved for a re-cut, plus a download link that expires in an hour.

Returns one clip's posts on each network (link, views, likes, comments, shares, when last updated) and the clipping campaigns it was submitted to, with an estimate of what its views earn.

Lists the clips submitted to clipping campaigns: campaign, post link, the status marked in SnapDub, views that count toward the campaign and an estimated payout, with totals per currency.

Returns the last 30 days of posting through SnapDub: posts per network, views gained (total and per day), clips made, the best-performing clip and, for clips linked to clipping campaigns, an estimate of what their views earn. Views update about once a day.

Returns what is said in a clip, or in a whole video, as plain text or as SRT subtitles with timings. A clip's transcript is free; a whole video's comes with paid plans. Long videos can be read a part at a time with from_seconds and to_seconds.

Returns the SnapDub page where the person can upload a video file from their device, for a source that is not on a public link. After the upload and settings there, the video appears in list_videos and its clips in list_clips.

Shows one video's processing status and progress; status "done" means its clips are ready.

Lists live paid clipping campaigns (pay per 1,000 views) that still have budget left, e.g. Whop Content Rewards. Sort by budget left, rate per 1,000 views, room per clipper, or newest.

Lists a finished video's clips, best first: title, virality score (0-100), description, hashtags, length and a download link that expires in an hour.

Lists the clips waiting on the Content Plan to be posted, soonest first, and the posts from the last 7 days that failed or were skipped, with the reason.

Lists the social networks connected in SnapDub (TikTok, YouTube, Instagram and others) with the handle, whether a post can go out there now and, if not, what the person has to do. Also says how many posts the account has left.

Lists the account's saved templates (caption style, layout, branding). Each name is a valid value for create_video's template argument.

Lists the account's most recent videos (newest first) with their status, 20 at a time. When there are older ones, next_page says which page to ask for.

Moves a post that has not gone out yet on the Content Plan to another time.

Sends a post that failed or was skipped again, right away. Says what still needs fixing if it would fail the same way.

Puts a finished clip on the SnapDub Content Plan to be posted to the person's connected social accounts at a given time (or now). It publishes publicly on their behalf, using the privacy and other answers saved in their plan settings. list_social_accounts shows which networks are ready.

Records in SnapDub that a posted clip was submitted to a clipping campaign, so its views and estimated earnings are tracked (see get_earnings). This does not submit it to the brand: that is done on the campaign's own page, which the reply links to.

Removes a post that has not gone out yet from the Content Plan, so it will not be published. Posts already published are not affected.

Shows the signed-in SnapDub account: plan, credits left and whether clips carry the free-plan watermark.