clip your streams
Fresta hears the hype in a long VOD — shouts, laughter, crowd noise — and cuts it into 30 to 50-second clips, with your own voice left in.
For YouTube Shorts
streams/ into Shorts, on autopilot
Fresta cuts your long videos into vertical Shorts — narrated, captioned word by word and set to music — then schedules them to your YouTube channel.
Paste a long video. Get a Short. Start freeBuilt to run three YouTube channels, every day.
built for every channel.gamers, storytellers and explainers
Fresta works from footage you already have — stream VODs, recordings, long uploads — and turns it into a steady run of Shorts, without an editing timeline.
an autopilotfor your Shorts
Fresta does the part of running a channel nobody enjoys: finding the moment, writing the words, recording the voice, captioning every word and uploading on time.
not a video editor, but a channel that keeps posting…
New narrated Short
Script31 seconds · storytelling
VoiceAva · 15 voices
LanguageEnglish · Hindi
Preview
write it, voice it
An AI-written script sized to the clip, spoken in a natural neural voice. Pick the style and the voice once; every Short follows it.
He did not see it coming@yourchannel · Today 6:00 PM
Scheduled
Third kill inside the smoke@yourchannel · Today 9:00 PM
Scheduled
Rotate early, win late@yourchannel · Tomorrow 6:00 PM
Renderingscheduled to your channel
Titles, descriptions and tags are written for you, and each Short goes up to YouTube at the time you set — with a first comment if you want one.
captions, word by word
Every word lights up as it is spoken. Four caption styles, burned in at 1080×1920.
music under every voice
19 moods, mixed under the narration and levelled to −14 LUFS, the loudness YouTube plays at.
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Skipped · this source was already used
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Skipped · title matches one on the channel
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Skipped · script looped, not voiced
✓
Posted · passed every check
it knows when to stop
Automation that posts for you has to know when not to. A repeated source, a duplicate title or a broken script is skipped — a failed run beats a junk upload.
more voices and styles on the way
a tool that grows with your channel
why I built fresta
Every good moment I had was buried in hours of footage. Turning one into a Short took an evening: find it, cut it, write something, record a voice, caption it word by word, upload it, write a title. Then do it again tomorrow.
So I built the thing that does the whole loop, and runs it on a schedule. It runs my own channels every day now, including a gaming one.
It is not a video editor. It is the part of running a channel nobody wants to do, with enough judgement to skip a video rather than post a bad one.
If you have more footage than time, it is for you.