From live to clip
Import your recordings, cut your highlights in the built-in studio, subtitle them and export them in each network’s format.
Turn your sessions into clips, posts and community reminders: the content keeps working after the live stream.
From SD card to revenue.
Import your recordings, cut your highlights in the built-in studio, subtitle them and export them in each network’s format.
Discord and Telegram receive your announcements automatically: schedules, stream reminders, clips, polls and quizzes.
The calendar spreads your clips across the week instead of publishing everything the same evening — and then tells you what worked.
The hardest part, after four hours live, is cutting and publishing. Everything can be scheduled ahead: you decide once, and the week unfolds without you.
One single chain, from the raw file to the numbers — without switching tools along the way.
For each one, what Diffusons does on your behalf today.
The live stream ends, the content carries on. Someone still has to take care of it — and it should not be you, at two in the morning.
You import the session. It is filed, ready to cut, and already converted to the formats you will need.
Cutting, vertical cropping, burnt-in subtitles: the studio does the work with no extra software, and without damaging the original recording.
Rather than publishing everything the same evening, the calendar spreads the clips over several days and reminds your community of your next stream.
Discord and Telegram receive schedules, reminders and clips automatically — even while you sleep.
No: Diffusons is not a live-streaming tool. It takes over after the stream — importing recordings, cutting, publishing and engaging your community.
Telegram and Discord publish automatically: albums, messages editable after the fact, pinning, polls and quizzes on Telegram; messages and attachments on Discord.
Yes: recurring slots in the calendar, reusable drafts, and an automatic retry if a send does not go through the first time.
You import the recording once. Cuts, formats and subtitles are derived from it afterwards, with no new upload — and an interrupted import resumes where it stopped.
Yes: they are scheduled ahead and go out at the set time, even in the middle of a live stream. There is nothing to watch.
The calendar judges no one. It simply points out the gaps and the empty slots, and the copilot can suggest something to fill them from what you already have.
Create your space in two minutes, import your first media and let the workflow do the work.