TransClipper is a short-form video research and intelligence tool designed to analyze content from TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts. Its primary function is to provide users with detailed breakdowns of viral videos, including hook analysis, structural patterns, and transcript generation. The tool processes videos up to 60 seconds in length and offers free transcripts within approximately 30 seconds without requiring an account. Users are limited to three free analyses per day. The tool offers several analytical features. Each video receives an outlier score that indicates how far its view count deviates from the creator’s average performance. Hook types such as curiosity gaps, bold claims, and story open loops are identified and labeled. Transcripts are available in over 50 languages. Additional metrics include engagement rate, optimal video length, posting day patterns, and a year-long heatmap of a creator’s activity. Users can also generate research-backed script ideas based on the analyzed content. Typical use cases include competitor video research, content idea generation, and understanding why specific videos perform well. The workflow begins by pasting a video link into the tool, which returns a transcript, hook type, structure, and viral score. Users can then use this information to create their own hooks and scripts. A Chrome extension allows users to scroll through a creator’s profile and automatically extract analytics from the page without manually copying links. The tool also supports tracking a single creator and provides one free hook breakdown per day, with basic transcript export available. TransClipper is built for repeatable creator research and integrates with AI assistants such as Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor to provide viral video data for further analysis. The platform does not require signup for basic use, though certain features like extended tracking or additional analyses may require an account or subscription. The tool is accessible via its website and the Chrome extension, supporting major short-form video platforms.