A length timer for talking-head video
Stop getting cut off mid-sentence.
You lose the last line, so you shoot it again. And again. Endtake puts the remaining seconds on screen at a size you can actually read, and shows you the pace your script needs.
What it does
The countdown is readable
Number, bar, ring or dial. Orange at ten seconds, red at five — and length and angle say the same thing, so colour is never the only signal.
Your script fills in as you speak
The part you should have covered is coloured in. If your voice is behind the fill, you can pick up the pace right then.
Fit the script to the time
Endtake estimates how long your script takes and tells you how many seconds and characters are over. AI can shorten it for you.
Takes stay grouped
Retakes of the same topic stay together with notes, so you can compare and mark the best one instead of scrolling a camera roll of near-identical clips.
The countdown is never in the video
It lives on your screen only. What you save is clean and ready to post.
Video stays on your device
Nothing you record is uploaded. Saving to Photos happens only when you ask for it.
A platform's limit is not one number
What a service accepts and what actually holds attention there are different figures. Endtake carries both.
| Platform | Accepts up to | Usually works |
|---|---|---|
| YouTube Shorts | 3 min | 3 min |
| Instagram Reels | 20 min | 90 sec |
| TikTok | 60 min | 60 sec |
| X | 140 sec | 140 sec |
| 10 min | 3 min | |
| Facebook Reels | no hard cap | 90 sec |