--- title: "Clip share pages now include the full YouTube episode" canonical: "https://blitzreels.com/changelog/give-every-clip-a-way-back" --- # Clip share pages now include the full YouTube episode Milestone: 2026-09-26 Article published: 2026-09-26 Status: Product update Share every clip from a video on one public page that also plays the original YouTube episode, so viewers who like a moment can watch the whole thing. ![A full podcast episode thumbnail, three clips from it, and one share link.](https://blitzreels.com/images/changelog/give-every-clip-a-way-back.jpg) ## A clip is often the first thing people see A 40-second clip from your podcast might be the first time someone hears you. If it lands, they want the rest, and asking them to search YouTube for the episode is one more step where they can drop off. On September 26 we added the original YouTube episode to clip share pages. The page now holds the short moments and the full recording together, so a viewer can go from one to the other without leaving it. ## What a clip share page is Every source video you clip in BlitzReels can have one public page with its clips. Anyone with the link can watch them without an account. Setting one up takes a minute: 1. Clip the video from its YouTube link, so the page can show the episode. 2. In the clip view, turn on Share clips. 3. In the clip list, hide any clip you don’t want on the page. 4. Decide on Allow downloads. When it’s on, each clip gets a download button and the page offers a ZIP of all the clips. Leave it off for watch-only. 5. Copy the link and send it. New exports from that video appear on the page automatically, so a clip you finish next week joins the others without a new link. Turning the page off stops the link for everyone. ## How the episode shows up When the clips come from a YouTube link, the page shows the original episode with its title and channel. Viewers can play it right on the page, or follow Watch on YouTube to open it there. Each clip next to it has its own player, so someone can sample a few moments before settling in for the whole conversation. If the clips come from a link on another platform, such as TikTok or Instagram, the page shows the source thumbnail with a link back to the original. For a file you uploaded, it shows the thumbnail and title of your video. The same update made the page clearer for visitors. The top of the page says how many clips came out of one video, and a visitor who wants clips from their own video can paste a link and sign up for free, with the link kept for after signup. When downloads are on, guests see that they need to sign up before downloading the ZIP of all the clips. ## Ways to use it - Send the page to your guest once the interview is live. They get every clip from their episode in one link and can share the ones they like, with the full episode right there. - Put the link in your newsletter or show notes, so readers can skim the best moments before they commit to an hour of listening. - Share it with a collaborator who posts the clips for you, with downloads turned on. The clips themselves come from [AI clipping](https://blitzreels.com/clipping), cut vertical and captioned for [YouTube Shorts](https://blitzreels.com/use-cases/youtube-shorts) and other short-form feeds. [Podcast and interview clips](https://blitzreels.com/use-cases/clips) shows more examples of what one long recording can give you. ## Access and what came later Clip share pages are part of clipping and don’t need a specific plan. The episode player needs clips made from a YouTube link; other sources show their thumbnail instead. Since late October, the same clip view also has Send for client review on the Agency plan, for when a client has to approve each clip before it goes out. See [client review links](https://blitzreels.com/changelog/client-review-links) for how that works. ## Questions ### How do I share all the clips from one video with a single link? Open the clip view of the source video, turn on Share clips and copy the link. Anyone with the link can watch the clips on one public page. ### Can viewers watch the full YouTube episode from a clip share page? Yes, when the clips were made from a YouTube link. The page shows the original episode, which plays on the page or opens on YouTube. ### Can people download my clips from a share page? Only if you turn on Allow downloads. Each clip then gets a download button, and guests are asked to sign up for free before downloading the ZIP of all the clips. ### Can I hide some clips from the share page? Yes. Hide any clip from the share page in the clip list. New exports from the same video appear automatically unless you hide them. ## Share a few moments with the whole episode nearby Clip a YouTube episode, then turn on Share clips to send every moment in one link. [Start clipping](https://blitzreels.com/clipping) We wrote this story later, looking back at our product history. The date at the top marks the work described here; features and access may have changed since then.