Segue

Segue is a free browser‑based tool that lets users mark start and end points in YouTube videos, chain clips from the same channel, and share a single link that plays the sequence directly from YouTube. It was created after YouTube retired its viewer‑side Clips feature on April 17, 2026. Segue restores that workflow without requiring an account, download, or re‑hosting; each play counts as an embed view for the original creator. Target users include creators making podcasts, gaming montages, sports highlights, as well as communities, reaction video makers, educators, and families who need clean, distraction‑free clips. The free tier allows up to three clips per mix; a Pro plan adds unlimited clips, multi‑video mixes, and all transition presets. The tool works in three steps: paste a YouTube URL, mark clips with exact start and end times, then generate a Segue.link that can be shared anywhere. All clips stream from the source video, preserving view counts for the original creator.