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title: "Clone a Clip"
slug: "cloning-a-clip"
updated: 2026-02-18T20:45:34Z
published: 2026-02-18T20:45:34Z
canonical: "help.tritondigital.com/cloning-a-clip"
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# Clone a Clip

You can make a copy of an existing clip. A cloned clip is a new, separate clip that’s identical to the original clip. Any changes you make to the cloned clip do not affect the original.

This is useful for a few reasons:

- Before you start [joining, splitting and trimming audio](/user/docs/joining-splitting-and-trimming-audio) you might want to first make a copy of your clip.
- Create a short clip to send to [Headliner to make an audiogram](/user/docs/creating-a-social-video-with-omny-studios-headliner-integration).
- Create an excerpt to transcribe, if you don't want to [create a transcript](/user/docs/transcribing-your-audio) of the whole clip.
- To apply a different [volume or levelling preset](/user/docs/auto-levelling-your-audio).

**How to clone a clip**

1. [Find the clip](/user/docs/find-items) you would like to clone.

![](https://cdn.document360.io/7124b381-0a94-401a-abbd-9df9c4ea5dff/Images/Documentation/6da85334-e35f-429a-b26d-7a390215f0b8.png?sv=2026-02-06&spr=https&st=2026-11-02T05%3A18%3A42Z&se=2026-11-02T06%3A18%3A42Z&sr=c&sp=r&sig=fPaVIzlWDEfYEr%2BEBTUkiHTHH177Yr%2FIjP8ULSn1WDg%3D)
2. Select the dropdown next to **Edit Audio** and select **Clone as a new clip**.

![](https://cdn.document360.io/7124b381-0a94-401a-abbd-9df9c4ea5dff/Images/Documentation/fec62774-1614-40df-9b2f-e915fa2146ea.png?sv=2026-02-06&spr=https&st=2026-11-02T05%3A18%3A42Z&se=2026-11-02T06%3A18%3A42Z&sr=c&sp=r&sig=fPaVIzlWDEfYEr%2BEBTUkiHTHH177Yr%2FIjP8ULSn1WDg%3D)
3. Optional: rename the clip*.*

![](https://cdn.document360.io/7124b381-0a94-401a-abbd-9df9c4ea5dff/Images/Documentation/ca44a8d1-f2ee-4379-9a4e-b19b423a2643.png?sv=2026-02-06&spr=https&st=2026-11-02T05%3A18%3A42Z&se=2026-11-02T06%3A18%3A42Z&sr=c&sp=r&sig=fPaVIzlWDEfYEr%2BEBTUkiHTHH177Yr%2FIjP8ULSn1WDg%3D)
4. Save changes, then use the cloned clip like you would any other clip in Omny.