What you get
Copy is written separately for TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, Pinterest, and Facebook, because a caption that lands on TikTok reads badly on Pinterest. You choose the visual output:Vertical video
Your footage centred in a 9:16 frame, with a blurred version of your own video
filling the space above and below. Optional burned in captions.
Slide images
Still slides with a headline over a frame from your video. Useful for carousels and
for Pinterest.
Captions
Captions come from the transcript ContentPilot already made, so they match what you actually said. Burning them into the video matters more than it sounds: most social video is watched with the sound off. Toggling captions on and off does not re-render from scratch. Guino keeps the captioned and uncaptioned versions separately, so switching between them is quick and you never get the wrong one.Headline styling on slides
For slide images you can set the font, the placement, and whether the headline is uppercase. The preview in your browser and the final image use the same settings, so what you see is what downloads.Clip length
ClipPilot uses the first 3 minutes of your source video. A social clip is never a
full product review, and this keeps the export fast enough to run while you wait. If
your best moment sits later than three minutes in, trim the video before uploading it,
or upload a shorter cut specifically for ClipPilot.
Frame rate and quality
The export follows your footage. If you filmed at 60 frames per second, you get 60 frames per second out. Guino does not force everything down to a lower rate, and it does not invent frames to pad a slower source up.Suggested workflow
1
Run ContentPilot first
ClipPilot reads the transcript ContentPilot produced. Running it first is what makes
captions possible.
2
Open ClipPilot and pick the product
It lists what is already in Igloo. Nothing to re-upload.
3
Choose your outputs and generate
Pick video, slides, or both, and whether you want captions burned in.
4
Download and post
Grab the clip and the per platform copy, then upload to each platform yourself.
Paste the matching copy rather than reusing one caption everywhere.