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Reads your own YouTube retention data and ranks the moments worth clipping into a Short. Cuts the clip for you. HookSpot works inside YouTube Studio. Open any video's Analytics tab and it reads that video's own audience retention curve, then ranks the moments most worth clipping into a Short — each with a one-line reason. WHAT IT ACTUALLY DOES • Ranks the moments where your video held viewers best, using YouTube's own retention data for that specific video. • Shows how each moment compares with the median YouTube video of the same length, so you can see whether a moment is strong in absolute terms or only strong for you. • Flags the points where viewers leave hardest, labelled "cut before this" rather than offered as clip candidates. • Cuts the clip. Pick your source file, and HookSpot trims the moment, reframes it to 9:16, and saves it — on your machine, with nothing uploaded anywhere. HOW IT WORKS HookSpot uses YouTube's official Analytics API with your own Google sign-in. It only ever reads data for channels you own. There is no server: the analysis is ordinary arithmetic running in your browser, and the clip is cut locally. FREE AND PRO Free shows your top-ranked moment, the full retention chart, the drop-off points, and lets you export that clip with a watermark. Pro unlocks every ranked moment, watermark-free export on all of them, and CSV export. One payment, no subscription. HONEST ABOUT WHAT IT KNOWS Moments are ranked by how well they held viewers inside the video. That is a strong signal, not a promise — a Short lands differently without the context around it, and nothing can predict how one will perform. REQUIREMENTS A YouTube channel you own, with enough watch time for YouTube to report retention. Very new videos will not have data yet; analytics also trail by two to three days.
Aug 25, 2026
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