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.