Flowjin is an AI video repurposing platform that converts long-form video, podcasts, and webinars into short, platform-ready clips for social media. The Toronto, Canada-based company was founded in 2020 and has grown to roughly $550,000 in annual revenue with a five-person team, backed by DMZ Incubator and DMZ Ventures.
Users upload a video or import one directly from YouTube, and Flowjin's AI scans the footage for standout moments, then generates 6 to 12 captioned vertical clips complete with platform-specific titles, descriptions, and hashtags for LinkedIn, YouTube, and X. The tool also detects active speakers in talking-head footage and reframes shots automatically to keep speakers centered across different aspect ratios.
Flowjin is built for podcasters, marketing teams running webinars, and creators who need to turn one long recording into a week's worth of short-form posts without manual editing. Paid plans start at $19 per month for a capped number of processed minutes, with higher tiers adding more processing time and team seats.
