video_id. There are two ways to get one, and both converge on the same next step: calling POST /clips with that video_id (see the Quickstart).
The video must be at least 1 minute long. The maximum duration depends on your plan.
Option A: by public URL
The simplest way. Send the URL of a public video (YouTube, TikTok, Twitch, Kick, Vimeo, etc.) for analysis. Analyzing costs no credits.video_id, credits_cost (what you will be charged when you submit), current_balance, and the video’s title/duration. Save the video_id and continue to POST /clips.
Option B: uploading your own file
For videos from your computer, the upload is done in three steps with a presigned URL, sending the bytes directly to storage.Upload limits: maximum 2 GB and extensions
.mp4, .mov, .webm, .mkv. The presigned URL expires in 1 hour.Start the upload
Declare the file name and the content type. The response includes the
video_id, the upload_url (where to send the bytes), and expires_in (seconds until it expires).Send the bytes to the upload_url
Do a The
PUT of the file directly to the upload_url. Do not send your API key here (the URL is already signed), and use the same Content-Type you declared in the previous step.PUT must return 200 before you continue.Next step
With thevideo_id in hand (from either option), submit it for clipping:
Continue in the Quickstart from the “Send for clipping” step (
POST /clips).