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Vertical clips, cut from the song itself

Vertical videos cut from the song itself, captioned by the AI and sized for Reels, Shorts and TikTok. You pick the bit of the song.

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A 9:16 clip is the format every platform pushes, and most artists make each one by hand. Get Heard cuts them from the song: you pick the bit, it lays the artwork, the waveform and the synced lyric over it, writes a caption, and posts it to Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and Facebook on the day it is due.

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  • Pick the bit, not the frame

    Choose the chorus, the hook or any window of the song on its timeline. The clip is rendered at 1080 by 1920 with the cover, a moving waveform, the title and a release chip, and the lyric line lands as it is sung.

  • Captioned and posted

    The AI writes the caption from the song and your history, in your voice. Queue it, or let the release's runway post it on the morning it is due. Every platform gets the file and the caption it wants.

  • Rendered where you are

    Clips render on the server, or in your own browser when you would rather not wait in line. Either way the file is yours to download and post anywhere else.

Compared with the competition

CapCut and Canva make one clip beautifully, by hand, one at a time, and then you are the upload department. Get Heard makes them from the song, with the lyric already synced, and gets them posted.

CapCutCanvaGet Heard
Making oneTen minutes in the editor, per clip: artwork, audio, text, export.A template, then export, then upload.Pick the seconds on the timeline. The rest is rendered.
The lyric on itAuto-captions, corrected by hand, per clip.Typed in and timed by hand.From the release's sync, on the beat, every time.
Getting it postedExport, upload to each app, write each caption.Same, with a different export button.Queued to every connected platform, captioned, on the day the runway says.

Works with Time-synced lyrics

Tap along once and every line, or every word, is stamped to the song. Your clips get captions that land on the beat, the lyric in the press kit follows the music, and the verse and chorus are marked while you are at it.

Read more about time-synced lyrics

One hub, one subscription, and your week back

Three steps, once per release. After that it runs on its own.

  1. Set up the release

    Drop in the song and the cover. The pages, the clips and the kits are built from them.

  2. Connect your accounts

    Your socials, your mailbox and your domain, once. They stay connected for every release after this one.

  3. Start the campaign

    Pick the outlets and arm the runway. It renders, posts, pitches and mails on the days it should.

Common questions

Can I use my own footage?

Yes. Add your own footage or B-roll to the release and the clip is cut over it instead of the artwork, with the same waveform, lyric and captions on top.

Which platforms does it post to?

Instagram Reels, TikTok, YouTube Shorts and Facebook, through the accounts you connect. You can also download the file and post it yourself.

Also in Get Heard

Try it on your next release

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