

Segue Video
Mark in and out points on any YouTube video and share the moments as one link that plays them back to back. Free without an account, and nothing is downloaded, so views still credit the creator.
Cost / License
- Freemium (Subscription)
- Proprietary
Platforms
- Online
- Software as a Service (SaaS)
Features
Properties
- Lightweight
Features
- Ad-free
- Live Preview
- No Tracking
- Transitions Effects
- Dark Mode
- Share Videos
- No download
- Browser-based
Segue Video News & Activities
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Segue Video information
What is Segue Video?
Segue shares moments from YouTube videos as a single link. Paste a YouTube URL, mark in and out points on the player, and get back one link that plays just those segments, back to back.
It exists because YouTube retired the viewer-side Clips feature on April 17, 2026. The official replacement, share at timestamp, sets a start time but no end time. Segue restores what Clips did and adds what it never had: no 60-second cap, several moments chained into one link, transitions between them, and a dedicated share page.
If you made clips before the shutdown, those links still play, and Segue can import them. Paste a youtube.com/clip URL and Segue reads the exact start and end, then lets you extend it past 60 seconds or add more moments from the same video. Import needs a free account; clipping and sharing does not.
Segue is not an editor or a downloader. There is no MP4 export and no re-hosting: clips play through YouTube's own player, so views and watch time still credit the original creator. That same principle is why multi-clip mixes stay within a single channel.
Free tier needs no account: 3 clips per mix, from one video. Pro adds unlimited clips, multi-video mixing within one channel, all 14 transition presets, and short share URLs.





