Turn a video on your phone into captioned vertical Shorts with the StreamLive Pro app: pick it from the gallery, choose how many, and publish them to your networks.
To make Shorts on your phone with the StreamLive Pro app, open Create Shorts, pick a video from the gallery or film one, choose one Short or several, and tap Create: our servers find the moments, crop them to vertical, add captions in your style, and notify you when they are ready to publish. In version 1.2.0 the same screen is called Create short videos. The app is a direct Android download from streamlivepro.io/app today; it is not in Google Play or the App Store yet.
On the Shorts list, the palette button (Shorts style) opens optional settings for your next Shorts. You do not have to change anything; the defaults choose per Short.
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| Captions | The caption design burned into each Short: Short style: set the look of all your Shorts once |
| Caption language | Automatic (the spoken language), or Translate to another language, where your plan includes caption translation |
| Music | Background music under the speech: Background music in Shorts: choose a mood or turn it off |
| Sound effects & transitions | Small sounds and transitions on cuts |
| Cutaway video (B-roll) | Short cutaways only where they truly fit; off keeps the Short on the speaker: B-roll in Shorts: what it is and how to turn it off |
| Accent colour | The highlight colour; Smart picks one per Short |
| Brand logo | Your logo on every Short, placed and sized for you. PNG, WebP or SVG, under 20 MB, not animated: Add your logo to every Short automatically |
The style is saved to your account and applies to the Shorts you make next, not to ones already made.
You do not have to upload a live recording yourself. After a live, StreamLive Pro makes Shorts from it automatically unless you turned that off, and the app's end-of-live screen says it will let you know when they are ready. See Turn automatic Shorts on or off and How to make Shorts from a live stream automatically.
| Symptom | Likely cause | Fix |
|---|---|---|
| "The video did not finish uploading" | The connection dropped during the upload | Tap Try again on Wi-Fi |
| "Waiting for the network, the upload will resume" | No connection right now | Nothing to do; it resumes by itself |
| The video is too short | It is under the minimum length the screen shows | Pick a longer video |
| "Please choose a video." | A photo was picked | Pick a video file |
| Fewer Shorts than you asked for | Not enough strong moments | That is what "up to" means; try a longer video |
| Shorts take long | A long video or a busy moment | You get a notification; see Shorts are taking long or "Creating shorts is stuck |
TikTok posts are made by you, from the publish screen, one at a time. StreamLive Pro does not schedule or auto-post to TikTok, so Schedule does not apply there. See Post a Short to YouTube Shorts, Reels and TikTok.
Yes, from a video in your gallery or one you film in the app, as long as it is long enough. Videos with speech work well, because captions and moments follow the words.
The screen estimates about 30 to 60 seconds each. Choose I have a short video when you want a single edited Short.
No. You can close it. The upload continues in the background and you get a notification when the Shorts are ready.
Yes. Every Short gets captions in the spoken language, in the design set in your Shorts style.
Not in the app yet, because it is not in the App Store. Use the Shorts page on the website until then.
Add stickers to a video in the StreamLive Pro editor: arrows, highlight boxes, Subscribe and Like badges, reactions, with their place, size and timing.
Change a video's aspect ratio in the editorSwitch a video between 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 and 4:5 in the StreamLive Pro editor, choose which part of the picture stays, lock the frame, and export at the network's size.
Fade in, fade out and dissolves in the video editorAdd a fade in, fade out, dip to black or white, or a dissolve at a cut in the StreamLive Pro editor, and fade music with the handles on audio clips.
Keyframes and effects in the video editorAnimate a clip with keyframes in the StreamLive Pro editor, such as a slow zoom, a move or a fade of opacity, and add looks like black and white or a vignette.
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