Munch Review | Make Shorts Content in Seconds?!

Today we're trying out Munch, and app that automatically converts your long form content into shorts in just minutes using AI. Munch claims to save you time by repurposing your long form YouTube content into YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels or TikToks by using machine learning to analyze your video and cut them down into quick bites. But does Munch actually work? Let's find out together!

00:00 What is Munch - GetMunch?
01:04 How to Use Munch
02:31 Initial Munch Results
03:53 How to Edit Videos in Munch
07:18 How many shorts does Munch make?
07:44 Munch Review- Final Thoughts

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[poeterritory]

Not relevant to this video, but have you heard the new Word USA voice for reading aloud? It's amazing just how good it is. If they are able to implement this into other apps, then A.I. voices would really almost sound natural.

[davidthescottishvegan]

Another awesome review video of Munch Jenn. It looks like a useful tool and will have to check it out. Love 🥰 the video and love 💖 Jenn.

[AffinityInspiration]

Interesting, thanks. I was particularly interested in the graphics problem. And my channel is all about being able to see the entire work screen. I do Affinity tutorials. I have pretty much not bothered with shorts for that reason. A lot of work for not a lot of benefit. And they generally look rubbish.
Munch looks good if you do a lot of talking head videos. Thanks for the heads up on it.

[Mr_Creeper]

Have you made a tutorial how to delete upcoming live streams because I have a live stream I wanna delete

[gravel]

Low effort shorts? Yeah, that's a good way to get me to unsubscribe from a Youtube content creator if they flood me with garbage. Unfortunately, there is no way as a subscriber to opt out of seeing shorts content fom our subscriptions