About ClipIQ: AI video clipping for creators
ClipIQ is an AI video clipping tool. It finds the moments in your video that are actually worth clipping — then cuts, reframes, and captions them for you — so you go from a raw recording to publish-ready vertical Shorts, Reels and TikToks without re-watching your own footage.
Who it's for
Solo creators and small teams publishing long-form video — podcast episodes, YouTube videos, livestream VODs, webinars, panel talks — who already believe short clips grow their audience on TikTok, Reels, and Shorts, but treat clipping as a chore that steals time from making the next episode.
What makes it different
The mechanical work — cut, reframe to 9:16, burn captions, encode — is commodity FFmpeg work every competitor also does. What ClipIQ sells is editorial judgment: deciding which 45 seconds out of 90 minutes is worth a viewer's attention, with that judgment visible and defensible rather than a black-box rank. Every candidate moment carries its scoring rationale in the product itself, not just a number thrown away after inference.
Who makes ClipIQ
Suraj Kumar founded ClipIQ and builds it in India: how it picks the moments worth clipping, then cuts, frames and captions them. The guides on this blog come from that work.
Get in touch
Questions, feedback, or partnership inquiries:support@getclipiq.com
Operator information
ClipIQ is a product operated by Suraj Kumar, an individual based in India — there is no registered company, LLP, GST number or CIN yet, and this page won't claim one it doesn't have. Until incorporation, Suraj Kumar is who you're dealing with under the ClipIQ name, reachable at the address below.
- Operator
- Suraj Kumar
- Product
- ClipIQ
- Website
- https://getclipiq.com
- Support
- support@getclipiq.com
- Jurisdiction
- India
No physical business address is published here — see "Where an address is legally required" on the About page for exactly why, and what closes that gap.
Where an address is legally required
India's Consumer Protection (E-Commerce) Rules, 2020 expect a service taking payment from Indian consumers online to publish a legal name and a principal place of business — two separate requirements. The name is above: ClipIQ is operated by Suraj Kumar. The address isn't published yet — not because it's being withheld, but because there's no registered company or GST filing behind ClipIQ at this stage to anchor one to. That closes the moment either of two things happens: the operator registers for GST as an individual (available under one's own PAN, not only above the mandatory turnover threshold) and publishes that registration's declared address, or the operator discloses a personal address directly. Until then, support@getclipiq.com is the reliable way to reach us, and this section will carry a real address the moment one exists to publish.