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Upload a recording or paste a YouTube link. Bump AI watches the whole thing, writes timestamped chapters, and answers your questions, so you can find any moment in seconds.
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Bring in YouTube links or your own files, then chat, summarize, and publish from one place.
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Podcasters are just one of the many users who love our platform. Bump AI chapters every episode automatically, then writes takeaways, show notes, and hashtags when you ask for them.
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Join hosts Travis and Jason Kelce on New Heights as they welcome NFL star Saquon Barkley to discuss his transition to the Eagles, playing with Brandon Graham, and his excitement for the team’s potential.
Yes. Bumpups offers a free plan with 60 minutes of video processing each month.
You can use it without entering any payment information.
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Pro handles videos up to 3 hours 30 minutes long (YouTube links up to 3 hours). On the Free plan, videos can be up to your 60 monthly minutes.
Yes. Local uploads (MP4, MOV or WebM, up to 16 GB) are part of the Pro plan.
Bump AI transcribes what is said and also describes what is shown on screen, so slides, plays and demos count too.