The AI clip-to-social platform formerly known as Vidyo.ai — turns long videos, podcasts, and streams into captioned vertical clips and schedules them across seven social platforms, with a content planner and analytics built in.
Last verified · 2026-10-20 · by Moe Ameen
quso.ai is an AI platform that turns long-form video — podcasts, webinars, livestreams, and YouTube uploads — into short, captioned social clips, then schedules and tracks them. It is the rebrand of Vidyo.ai, one of the earliest AI video-repurposing tools; the company changed the name in January 2025, saying a clipping-first name no longer fit a product that had grown into scheduling, planning, and analytics, and migrated existing accounts, subscriptions, and projects automatically.
The core loop is detection-first. You import from YouTube, Vimeo, X, Facebook, Twitch, Rumble, Loom, LinkedIn, Zoom, Google Drive, Dropbox, or a local file; the model finds and scores the clip-worthy moments (branded Intelliclips); and it reframes vertical, adds animated subtitles in dozens of languages (quso's own pages cite both "50+" and "100+" inconsistently), strips filler words and silences, and lets you edit the video by editing its transcript. CutMagic, an AI B-roll library, and an AI Video Generator fill out the editing layer.
Around that, quso leans into being a social hub rather than a lone cutter: AI Content Repurposing into text posts and written drafts, a scheduler covering seven platforms (TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, Facebook, X, Pinterest), an AI Content Planner, social analytics, and — on higher tiers — a custom Brand Kit and a Viddy AI assistant. Pricing runs from a free tier (720p, watermarked, TikTok-only publishing) up through Lite, Essential, and Growth, metered in credits at roughly one credit per minute of processed video; verify current tiers on quso.ai before committing.
The boundary that matters for content work: quso is a repurposing-and-distribution engine. Everything it does begins with a source video. It does not generate net-new talking-head avatar video from a script, a face-locked persona image, a brand-exact carousel from a brief, or an email newsletter, and it has no persona-voice layer beyond visual brand styling.
quso is unusually good at one move: taking a recording you already have and surfacing the five or ten moments worth posting, cleanly cut and captioned. Treat that as the top of a pipeline, not the whole of it. The clips quso hands you are raw material — and [Kompozy](/) is built to take a clip and spin a week of content around it, in formats quso's export never produces.
Here is the concrete loop. Export your best clips from quso, then bring them into Kompozy as source. Around each clip, Kompozy generates the things that are not clips: a brand-exact [Carousel Post](/glossary/hyperframes) of the key points the clip makes, a Quote Graphic of its sharpest line, a native Text Post written per platform, and a [Blog Article](/ai-tools/koala-ai) and Email Newsletter from the fuller idea — none of which quso creates. It can also generate net-new video the clip can't supply: a [Persona Shorts](/glossary/persona-shorts) avatar intro or outro, or the clip composited as a movable layer inside a branded [Persona Frames](/glossary/persona-frames) template. A single [Persona Brief](/glossary/persona-brief) with banned-word filters holds one voice across the whole set — the layer quso lacks — and then [Autopilot](/glossary/autopilot) schedules the lot across the eight social platforms plus blog and email, with a per-post review gate. quso turns one recording into a batch of clips; Kompozy turns each clip into a multi-format, on-brand package and ships it everywhere, including the blog and newsletter destinations quso doesn't reach.
quso.ai is an AI platform that turns long videos, podcasts, and streams into short, captioned vertical clips and then schedules, publishes, and analyzes them across seven social platforms. It is the rebrand of Vidyo.ai, renamed in January 2025, and adds a content planner, analytics, and a brand kit on top of its clipping core.
Yes. quso.ai is Vidyo.ai under a new name; the company rebranded in January 2025 and migrated existing accounts, subscriptions, and projects automatically, so prior Vidyo.ai users kept their data.
Seven: TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, Facebook, X, and Pinterest. The free plan connects only TikTok; full multi-platform scheduling unlocks on the Essential tier and above.
No. quso is a repurposing and distribution engine — it needs a source video to clip, caption, reframe, and schedule, and it writes post drafts from that transcript. It does not generate net-new avatar video, carousels, blogs, or newsletters from an idea. Pair it with a generation engine like Kompozy for those formats.
Export your best clips from quso, then bring them into Kompozy. Kompozy generates the formats quso cannot — brand-exact carousels, quote graphics, per-platform text posts, a blog, and a newsletter — in one persona voice, and publishes the batch across the eight social platforms plus blog and email.