WizeClip analyses the whole video, picks the moments with the most potential and cuts each into a vertical clip with a title and tags. Every clip carries a score out of 10, and one setting per creator, the minimum score, decides which moments become clips. This guide covers what the score tells you, how to set the minimum, and how to read what comes back.
What the score means
The score is how strong the AI judged a clip's moment, out of 10: the higher it is, the stronger the moment. Every clip shows its score, so you can see at a glance which clips came from a video's strongest moments.
The score is about the moment itself. It does not count views, and it does not say how a clip will do on a platform.
The minimum score per creator
Each creator has a minimum score a moment needs. Every moment that reaches it becomes a vertical clip, at the length you set; moments below it are never cut.
That makes it the setting that decides how many clips a video gives:
- Raise it for fewer, stronger clips.
- Lower it for more clips from the same video.
It is set per creator, so an agency can keep one creator strict and another generous.
How to change it
Open the creator, then Preferences. Under Clip selection you set the Minimum clip score, and beside it the Shortest clip and Longest clip, 10 to 14 seconds by default. Videos you upload from then on use the new values.
For a video that is already cut, Cut again re-cuts it with the creator's current preferences. Finding the moments again is free; only the new clips' titles and tags use credits.
Reading the results
Clips are ready to post as soon as they are cut. Only the few WizeClip flags (another site's watermark, contact details on screen, something that could suggest a minor) and clips without a usable title wait under To check. Titles and tags can be edited or replaced with Write another, and Don't post keeps a clip from ever posting.
- No clips at all: no moment reached the minimum score. Lower it and use Cut again.
- Too many clips you would not post: raise the minimum score for the next videos.
- Too few clips: lower it a little and cut the video again.
To judge how clips perform, look past the score: give each platform profile its own OnlyFans tracking link and see which ones send subscribers. WizeClip does not count clicks, visits or subscribers. The tracking links guide covers the setup.
Other settings that shape the clips
- Clip length: the shortest and the longest clip, per creator.
- Crop: horizontal videos are cropped to portrait for the platforms; with the crop turned off, the clips are kept horizontal as well and can be downloaded either way.
- AI quality: Standard or Advanced, for finding the moments and for titles and tags. Advanced uses about twice the credits and needs a paid plan.
- Post it whole: posts a video as it is, without cutting it.
One stream recording into thirty clips follows one long recording from upload to posting, and Creator preferences lists every setting.
