# Segue

> Segue is a browser-based tool for turning moments across multiple YouTube videos into one shareable mix. Mark in/out points on clips from a single channel, chain them together with crossfade transition presets, and share the result as one URL — no downloads, no re-hosting, no watermarks. Segue is built on human curation rather than AI auto-clipping: you pick the moments that matter. It is the closest replacement for YouTube's Clips feature, which YouTube retired on April 17, 2026.

A Segue "mix" is a shareable arrangement of YouTube timestamps and transitions, not a re-encoded or re-uploaded video — clips play directly from YouTube via the IFrame Player, in sequence. Because clips are chained from one channel at a time, official channels (sports leagues, podcasts, creators) are the most practical sources for multi-video compilations. Every play streams from the source, so views and watch-time credit the original creator when embedding is enabled.

Segue is not a downloader and not an editor: there is no MP4/MP3/GIF/SRT export, no offline files, and no captions or layers. It curates and shares moments; it never re-hosts them.

Best for highlight-reel creators (sports and gaming), podcast clippers, content repurposers, educators, and fan-edit communities.

Made by MVP Chops Inc. (Calgary, Canada).

## Key pages
- [Studio — make a mix](https://segue.video/studio): the workspace — paste a YouTube URL, mark in/out points, share one link. Free, no account.
- [Segue home](https://segue.video/): what Segue is, the three-step workflow, who it's for, and how it compares to old YouTube Clips, editors, and AI auto-clippers.
- [Pricing](https://segue.video/pricing): Free tier plus Pro and launch-window Lifetime options.
- [FAQ](https://segue.video/#faq): common questions about clips, channels, sharing, and accounts.
- [About](https://segue.video/about/): the story and the team.

## What you can do on segue.video
- Add multiple YouTube videos from the same channel; each becomes a lane on the timeline.
- Mark in/out points (`I` / `O`), add a clip at the playhead (`N`), nudge edges by 0.25s, or drag clip edges directly on the timeline.
- Reorder clips within a source by drag-and-drop; rename clips inline.
- Choose from 14 transition presets globally; override the preset or duration on a single boundary, and pick a tint color, on Pro.
- Play, pause, scrub, frame-step, and zoom from the keyboard.
- Mixes autosave to the browser, with in-session undo/redo (⌘Z / ⌘⇧Z) for everyone; signed-in Pro users also get cloud-saved mixes and durable version history.
- Share one URL per mix — a self-contained hash URL on Free, a short `/m/<slug>` URL on Pro — with copy, preview, social share, email, and embed-iframe options.

## Alternatives & comparisons
- [Segue vs YouTube Clips](https://segue.video/alternatives/youtube-clips/): the closest like-for-like to the feature YouTube retired on April 17, 2026.
- [Segue vs Share at Timestamp](https://segue.video/alternatives/share-at-timestamp/): getting end times back on YouTube's first-party share UI.
- [Segue vs Opus Clip](https://segue.video/alternatives/opus-clip/): curated mixing vs AI auto-clipping of your own long-form video.
- [Segue vs Kapwing](https://segue.video/alternatives/kapwing/): sharing a moment vs full browser video editing.
- [Segue vs ClipsCutter](https://segue.video/alternatives/clipscutter/): share a link vs download a trimmed file (web tool).
- [Segue vs SliceTube](https://segue.video/alternatives/slicetube/): share a link vs download a trimmed file (web tool).
- [Segue vs YT Clipper](https://segue.video/alternatives/yt-clipper/): share a link vs download a trimmed file (desktop app).
- [All alternatives](https://segue.video/alternatives/): index of every head-to-head comparison.

## Guides & articles
- [YouTube killed Clips: what to use instead in 2026](https://segue.video/blog/youtube-killed-clips-alternatives-2026/): the post-mortem with four ranked alternatives.
- [What replaced YouTube Clips? A creator's field guide](https://segue.video/blog/what-replaced-youtube-clips/): the broader post-Clips landscape.
- [How to clip a YouTube video without downloading (2026)](https://segue.video/blog/how-to-clip-youtube-without-downloading-2026/): the no-download workflow pillar.
- [How to clip podcasts from YouTube](https://segue.video/blog/clip-podcasts-from-youtube-2026/): the podcast-clipping workflow.
- [Whop Clipping is gone — the workflow that survives](https://segue.video/blog/whop-clipping-alternative-2026/): for paid clippers after the deprecation.
- [Blog index](https://segue.video/blog/): all articles and guides.

## Pricing
- Free: single video, up to 3 clips per mix, 5 of 14 transition presets, shareable URL, no account required.
- Pro: $5/month or $29/year. Adds unlimited clips, cross-video mixing within one channel, all 14 transition presets, custom transition timing, auto-generated short URLs, embeds, and unlimited saved mixes. (No separate free trial — the Free tier is the trial.)
- Lifetime: $59 one-time, launch-window only (first 500 buyers or 90 days, whichever ends first).

## Curated mixes
- [Best Clips by show](https://segue.video/best-clips/): handpicked highlight mixes from popular channels.

## Optional
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- [Legal — Privacy & Terms](https://segue.video/legal/): privacy policy and terms of service.