Flowjin

Flowjin turns branded long videos and audio into short clips and drafts social copy for specific platforms. Its AI identifies shareable moments and automatically prepares 6–12 captioned clips. The editor includes smart crop, speaker tracking, captions, titles, B-roll, and controls to trim or extend clips. Flowjin can also generate titles, descriptions, hashtags, and calls to action for LinkedIn, YouTube, and X. Users can upload audio or video or import media links, including from YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Google Drive, and Vimeo. The pricing FAQ lists English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Dutch, German, and Italian as supported media languages. The product is presented for founders and CEOs, marketing leads, social media managers, and marketing agencies. It is available on Android, iOS, and the web. Publishing details differ: the homepage describes channel scheduling from one calendar, while pricing says social publishing is coming soon. Free projects expire after five days, Starter projects after 60 days, and Creator projects do not expire. Paid plan details also vary across the listed plan descriptions.

Flowjin combines clip creation, editing tools, and platform-specific social copy. Check the plan details and publishing status that apply to your needs, as the listed pricing information is inconsistent.

Flowjin suits founders, marketing leads, social media managers, and agencies that repurpose audio or video into social clips. It may fit teams that need platform-specific copy as well as clip editing.

Flowjin is a tool for turning long videos and audio into short clips and social copy. It is best suited to marketing teams and agencies that need branded content for social channels. Automatic clip drafts and editing tools make it a capable repurposing workflow, though its publishing status and some plan limits need careful attention.

Overview

Flowjin accepts audio and video uploads as well as media links, including imports from YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Google Drive, and Vimeo. Its AI identifies shareable moments and drafts 6–12 captioned clips, giving teams a batch of starting points from a longer recording. Clips can be trimmed or extended, but cannot exceed three minutes.

The editor adds smart crop, speaker tracking, captions, titles, and B-roll. Flowjin also generates titles, descriptions, hashtags, and calls to action for LinkedIn, YouTube, and X. That makes it useful for preparing clips and their accompanying copy together. The product’s publishing picture is less clear: its homepage describes scheduling across channels from one calendar, while its pricing page says social publishing is “coming soon.” Teams that need confirmed publishing now should look elsewhere.

Key features

Branded clip production

Smart crop and speaker tracking help keep a subject in frame, while trimming, extending, captions, titles, and B-roll provide room to refine the AI’s selections. All aspect ratios, custom artwork, and a brand kit support teams producing clips in established formats. Export resolution tops out at 1080p, so Flowjin is less suited to workflows that require higher-resolution output.

Languages and account controls

Flowjin supports media in English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Dutch, German, and Italian. Its privacy policy describes encryption in transit, access controls, and secure development practices, while cautioning that absolute security cannot be guaranteed. Users can revoke YouTube access; Flowjin says it deletes associated stored channel information and analytics within 30 days. The provider is Flowjin Inc.

Pricing

Flowjin has a free plan and two paid plans. Annual billing is shown alongside the monthly prices, but the plan descriptions contain conflicting quotas and export details, so buyers should confirm the terms that apply before committing.

• Free: free. It includes a one-time 60-minute credit and 720p export. The plan card says unlimited clip exports, while the comparison table caps exports at five. Free projects expire after five days, making this best for a short trial rather than an ongoing archive.
• Starter: $19 a month, billed $114.00 billed yearly. It includes 150 minutes per month and unlimited clip exports in the comparison table. The plan card promises 1080p export, while the comparison table says 720p. Projects expire after 60 days, so teams should keep their own copies of work they need to retain. Starter includes live chat support.
• Creator: $29 a month, billed $174.00 billed yearly. The plan card gives 3,600 minutes per month, while the comparison table says five hours. It adds priority project processing, a dedicated account manager, and projects that never expire. That retention policy suits recurring work, but the substantial quota discrepancy merits confirmation.

Flowjin offers email support at [email protected] and website live chat. The plan information does not state a seat count, so teams should confirm account access terms before choosing a subscription.

Platforms

Flowjin is available on Android, iOS, and the web, giving users mobile and browser access. Its maximum export resolution is 1080p, and its caption languages match its seven supported media languages.

Who it's for

Flowjin is aimed at founders and CEOs, marketing leads, social media managers, and marketing agencies. It is a strong fit when those teams need to turn existing recordings into several branded clips and prepare channel-specific copy in one workflow. It is a weaker fit for anyone who depends on reliable built-in scheduling or needs unambiguous plan quotas before purchase.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Drafts 6–12 captioned clips from long media, reducing the need to find each segment manually.
• Pros: Smart crop, speaker tracking, flexible aspect ratios, custom artwork, and a brand kit support consistent clip production.
• Pros: Social copy covers LinkedIn, YouTube, and X, and imports can come from several named media services as well as uploads and links.
• Cons: Publishing is described as available on the homepage but “coming soon” on the pricing page, leaving scheduling uncertain.
• Cons: Free and Starter retention windows are short at five and 60 days, respectively.
• Cons: Export resolution and monthly minutes conflict across plan descriptions, making paid-plan comparison difficult.

Alternatives

For other clip and audio workflows, see AI Video Repurposing Tools and AI Audiogram Makers.

• CapsAI is a freemium Android, iOS, and web option; its free plan shows zero minutes left, while Starter costs ₹49, paid once and includes 20 minutes of upload and 1080p export.
• Headliner offers a free plan with unlimited video clips and captioned clips, plus one unwatermarked audiogram per month and unlimited watermarked audiograms.
• reap has a free plan with one hour of monthly clipping and captions, watermarked 720p exports, and projects that expire after seven days.
• EchoWave Podcast Editor has a free plan with 720p exports bearing a small badge, up to 60 minutes per video, and 24-hour video storage.
• Podcast Video is an iOS alternative.
• Waveloop is available on iOS, Linux, macOS, and Windows.
• SLOVO offers a free Android, iOS, and web plan with no account or card requirement, no video limit, output up to 4K, and no watermark.
• AudioGong has a web free plan limited to one-minute exports with a rotating watermark, and a $4.99, paid once export option for videos up to five minutes.

Verdict

Its branding tools and imports support repeatable content production, but buyers should verify the conflicting plan quotas and resolution terms. Look elsewhere if dependable built-in publishing, long free retention, or clearly stated limits are essential.