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Leo Clips Cars

Short-form clipping for long-form creators

Leo Clips Cars is a clipping service for people who make long videos. We take a back catalogue that is already sitting there earning nothing on short-form, and turn it into clips that send viewers back to the channel it came from.

56clips published
3platforms live
11,563views measured

We specialise in car channels. The work is the same for anyone making good long-form and doing little with it: the footage exists, nobody is cutting it down, and the audience that would have watched a ninety second version never finds the thirty minute one.

What the work is

Selection
We read a channel's whole catalogue before cutting anything. What stands on its own is rarely what a highlight reel would grab, and it is almost never spread evenly through a video. Sometimes the best version of a moment is three separate mentions of it, stitched.
The cut
Vertical, with burned-in captions checked against what was actually said, and the creator's own branding on the end card.
The writing
A TikTok caption is written for TikTok. A Shorts title is written for search, because that is what YouTube is. Nothing gets pasted across five platforms and called done.
Credit
Every clip names where it came from and links the original. Attention arriving at the creator's channel is the whole point of doing this.

Source material and permission

Clips are made from long-form videos published by their original creators, used with the creator's written permission, obtained before any clip from their channel is published. Each clip credits its source and links back to the original video. The clips exist to send viewers to that original video, not to replace it.

Who is behind this

Leo Clips Cars is small on purpose. A handful of channels at a time, each one properly watched before anything is cut, which is not something a volume shop can do. The publishing software is ours; how it works sets out what it does and what it will not do.

Working with us

If you run a long-form channel with a back catalogue going unused on short-form, apply with a link to it. Four questions, and we look at the catalogue before replying. Work shows what we have published so far, the FAQ covers most of what people ask first, and contact reaches the same person about anything that is not an application.