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Upload a video
Everything starts on the home screen. The composer at the top takes one long video, and Haze Clips finds the moments worth posting: cut, reframed to 9:16 and captioned. You choose how many clips you want before you drop the file.
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Watch it done — a narrated walkthrough of the real app
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Open Home
Sign in and you land on Home. The card under "What do you want to create?" is the composer. Make sure the Upload file tab is selected.
Screenshot from the current app — the ring marks step 1 - 2
Choose how many clips
The Clips dropdown starts on Auto (recommended), which lets the AI decide. Pick a number from 1 to 30 instead if you know what you want. Free covers 1 to 3 clips per video, Pro up to 12 and Studio up to 30; higher options show "Pro+ only" or "Studio+ only" until you upgrade.
Screenshot from the current app — the ring marks step 2 - 3
Drop the file or browse
Drag a video onto "Drop a video file here, or browse", or click browse to pick one. A progress bar shows the upload; when it finishes you see "Uploaded — finding the best moments. We'll email you when it's ready." (or "generating N clips" if you picked a number).
Screenshot from the current app — the ring marks step 3 - 4
Track progress
Click Track progress to open the project. The pipeline status updates on its own, and the Clip suggestions list fills in as clips are ready. You also get an email when the batch is done.
Screenshot from the current app — the ring marks step 4
Good to know
- The AI Editor card and the Style picker above the tabs apply to this upload only — set them before you drop the file.
- The From YouTube, From Twitch and Google Drive tabs are the other ways in. To make a new video from a script, a recording, a song, a reference, a photo or one photo of you, use Haze Agent.
- Upload minutes count against your plan each month (Free 30, Pro 300, Studio unlimited). The usage bar on Home shows where you stand.
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