We’re excited to announce a game-changing update to Post Sunday’s video editor: the Split Sentence feature! Our editor makes it easy to create clips at the “sentence” level by letting you check off exactly what sentences you want to include. But until now, you were limited to the full sentence as it appeared in the transcription. This update gives you more flexibility by allowing you to use just part of a sentence, so your clips are even more precise and on-point. 😃

Why Split Sentence?

We know that sometimes a full sentence might be just a bit too much or doesn’t quite capture the exact moment you want to highlight. With Split Sentence, you can now select just the first half, the last half, or any specific part of a sentence. This means more control over how your clips flow, helping you craft a message that’s clear and impactful without any extra words or filler.

How It Works

1. Select a Sentence: Just like before, you can check the sentences you want to include in your clip.

2. Use the Split Tool: If you only want part of a sentence, click the three dots next to the sentence and click "Edit". Click on a word that you'd like to split the sentence at, and you'll see an option to Split After Word. This allows you to choose the exact ending point of each sentence.

3. Fine-Tune Your Message: Adjust until it’s just right! You get the perfect message length without any trimming hassle.

Why This Matters

With Split Sentence, you can capture just the right words without including any that might dilute your message. Whether it’s the start of a thought or the final punchline, you can now pinpoint the exact part of a sentence that conveys your point best. This flexibility helps you create clips that feel more natural, flow seamlessly, and keep your audience engaged.

Ready to Get Started?

Dive into your next clip project and try out Split Sentence for yourself! It’s all about making sure your message comes through exactly as you want it. And as always, let us know what you think—we’re here to help you get the most out of Post Sunday.