How clips are picked: scores and reasons
What the virality score means, why each clip has a reason, and how to read them.
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Klyp reads the whole transcript and looks for moments that make sense on their own: a clear question with a real answer, a story with a payoff, a strong opinion, a punchline the audience reacted to. Each candidate is cut on sentence boundaries and ranked.
The virality score
The number on each clip is Klyp’s estimate of how strong the moment is compared with the rest of the video. It is a ranking aid, not a promise of views — use it to decide what to post first.
Reasons
Under each clip title you see one or two short reasons, such as a strong question hook or an audience reaction. They tell you why the moment was picked, so you can judge it in seconds without watching every clip.
Titles and hooks
Each clip gets a title and a hook — often the real question from the conversation, put on screen in the first seconds. Clips you made yourself are marked Made by you.