Quso.ai

What is Quso.ai?

Quso.ai (formerly vidyo.ai) is an advanced AI-powered platform built for creators, marketers, and businesses seeking to repurpose long-form video content into short, high-impact clips for TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts, and more. As a complete social media content hub, Quso not only auto-generates short clips from uploaded videos or YouTube links but also streamlines scheduling, analytics, and social engagement—all from one centralized dashboard. Target audience: Content creators, influencers, podcast hosts, marketing agencies, and businesses that produce long-form content and want to increase reach, engagement, and conversions through short-form formats. Core functionality: Users upload long videos or paste YouTube links, and Quso’s AI scans for highlights, automatically extracting attention-grabbing segments. The clips are then styled and captioned in a format that fits each social media platform. Quso can also batch-export multiple clips, manage posting schedules, and analyze audience performance metrics. Key features: Automatic highlight detection, AI-powered clipping, branded templates, auto-captions, platform-based aspect ratio optimization, video scheduling, and publishing calendar. It also offers multilingual support, team collaboration tools, and trending audio recommendations. Benefits and advantages: Quso saves hours of manual video editing, removing the need for expensive editors or complex software. It allows creators to consistently post more content with less effort, improving channel growth and monetization. With built-in branding tools and automated formatting, it ensures every clip looks polished and professional. The analytics dashboard gives insights into what's working, helping users iterate quickly. Quso empowers teams and individuals to stay visible, relevant, and active across all major platforms without burning out. Integrations: Quso integrates with YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, and other major social platforms. It supports direct video uploads, link-based imports, and exports to cloud storage or local systems.