Novable is a video tool for creators who publish short-form video. Everything below runs inside Telegram — there is no separate app to install and no video editor to learn.
Editing
Vertical shorts. Any footage is turned into a 1080×1920 clip. Horizontal video is fitted with a blurred background instead of being cropped blindly, so nothing important is cut off.
Subject tracking. When a horizontal video is reframed to vertical, the crop follows the person on screen rather than staying fixed on the centre of the frame.
Automatic subtitles. Speech is transcribed on our own servers and burned into the video as short, readable phrases.
Karaoke captions. Optionally, the word currently being spoken is highlighted, in the style common to short-form video.
Your own text. A title on the video, and an optional promotional line of your own at the bottom.
Splitting long videos
Clips from a long recording. A podcast, stream or lecture is cut into separate short clips.
Chosen clip length. 30, 45 or 60 seconds — whichever suits the platform you are posting to.
Cuts on pauses. Clips end where the speaker pauses, so a sentence is not chopped in half.
Suggested highlights. Each clip gets a score based on speech density, whether it ends on a complete thought, and how quickly it starts, so you can see which clips are worth posting first.
Publishing
Your own accounts. Connect your YouTube channel or TikTok account through the platform's own sign-in. Nothing is published anywhere else.
Scheduling. Publish immediately, or set a time; several videos can be spread across time slots over the following days.
Batch upload. Send up to ten videos at once and have them processed and queued in one go.
Per-platform text. A shared description and hashtags, or different ones for each platform.
Cancelling. Anything scheduled can be cancelled before it goes out.
Statistics. Views, likes and comments for what you published, collected from the platform's official API.