Spikes Studio uses AI to turn long videos into captioned social clips and schedule them. Free plan; paid plans from $14.09/month billed annually.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Spikes Studio is a browser-based AI video editor built to turn long recordings into short clips. It targets people who publish on TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts and want to avoid cutting footage by hand. The site describes it as a complete social video studio.
Beyond clipping, the product handles captions, platform formatting, scheduling and analytics. It supports more than 99 languages and serves creators, agencies, podcasters, marketers, churches and small businesses.
Users upload a file or submit a video, and the in-house AI scans it for moments likely to hold attention. The company says the model was trained on hundreds of thousands of broadcasts. The result is a set of clips with transitions, zooms and captions already applied.
Clips are resized for each platform, and the tool writes a title, description and hashtags. Users can then schedule posts from a calendar and review views and engagement in a dashboard.
Editing tools include AI clip detection with a virality score, animated captions, face tracking, auto reframe, AI B-roll, emojis, music and sound effects. Custom clip length and topic search appear in the plan comparison. Brand templates, fonts and text overlays keep output consistent.
Operational features include a social media scheduler, direct posting, clip analytics, drag-and-drop project folders, content search and shared workspaces. A web editor accepts videos up to 5 minutes through its Add Captions tab.
Spikes Studio is an AI video editor that finds the best moments in long videos and turns them into short clips for TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts. It adds captions, resizes clips for each platform, and can schedule posts and report on performance.
There is a free Basic plan at $0. With annual billing, Pro+ is $14.09 per month and Enterprise is $56.34 per month. Billed monthly, Pro+ is $32.99 and Enterprise is $115.99. Plans are measured in video minutes.
Yes. The free plan requires no credit card, includes demo clips, auto-captions and a basic editor, and exports at 720p with a watermark. The site also says extra minutes can be earned through its referral program and onboarding.
Videos made on the free plan include a watermark. Subscribing to any paid plan removes it.
Yes. Users can connect accounts such as LinkedIn, TikTok, Facebook and YouTube, schedule content, and analyze performance from one dashboard. The plan comparison lists the scheduler on the paid Pro+ tier.
The site says it supports more than 99 languages and can transcribe any video into its original language.
It suits creators, podcasters, agencies, marketers and small teams that publish short video regularly. People who need only occasional, manual edits may not need its scheduling and analytics tools.
The company states that only the user has access to their content. Storage lasts 7 days on the free plan, 90 days on Pro+, and is unlimited on Enterprise, according to its comparison table.