Overview

Yuzzit is a video platform from France focused on live clipping: turning moments from a live broadcast into short videos while the event is still running. It is used by media, sports and event organisers who want to publish highlights on social networks and their own channels without waiting for an editing team to finish after the broadcast.

Live clipping

With Yuzzit you capture a live feed in one click and create clips from it within seconds. The platform works in real time with low latency, so a goal, a key quote or a product reveal can be cut and posted while the audience is still watching. Clips can be exported in broadcast quality, which matters for rights holders and TV channels that need professional output, not just social-grade files. All of this happens in one platform, from capture to publishing, so there is no need to download recordings and move files between tools.

AI-assisted editing

Yuzzit includes AI-assisted editing to speed up the production of clips. This covers tasks like adapting a clip to the different formats required by each social network, for example vertical for short-form platforms and horizontal for websites, along with other assisted edits that reduce manual work. The goal is to let a small team, or people without editing expertise, produce many clips from one event.

Integrations and use cases

The website describes integrations with other tools and publishing destinations, and offers use cases for sport, media and corporate events. Being able to distribute directly from the platform is a key part of the time savings.

Pricing

Yuzzit is sold to businesses. Pricing is not published on the site, and you book a demo or contact the team to get a quote. The interface and website are primarily in French.

Who it is for

It suits broadcasters, sports clubs and leagues, publishers and event companies that run regular live streams and want to grow their social reach from that content. It is less relevant to individual creators who edit recorded videos.

Things to consider

Check which input sources and stream protocols your setup uses, and confirm they are supported. Make sure you have the rights to clip and publish the content you broadcast, especially for sports. Ask for a demo using one of your own streams to judge latency and AI editing quality in your real workflow before signing a contract.