Cutroom
Upload one take and get back a finished spokesperson video with a hook, captions, and b-roll placed on your exact words.
What is Cutroom?
Cutroom is an AI video editor for vertical spokesperson videos. Upload one take and it comes back with a hook on the first seconds, captions in one of 40 styles, and b-roll placed on the exact words you say. Pauses are tightened and music can be added.
It is built for content creators, coaches and consultants, business owners, and marketing agencies who need talking videos without an editor. Edits are changed by highlighting a phrase, swapping a clip, or fixing a word in the transcript, with no timeline to manage.
The first video is free with no card required, and you have 7 days to make it. Cutroom only edits spokesperson videos up to 3 minutes, so it is not made for long-form YouTube or clips cut from podcasts. Free videos carry a Cutroom mark, which the Lite plan at $19.99 per month removes.
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