Clyper: turn long videos into editable captioned clips
Clyper selects moments from long videos, reframes them vertically and adds captions, with an editor for reviewing the result before posting.
Video Editing AI Tools
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Clyper
MirrorCut makes a reviewable first edit from your own recordings
A browser video editor cuts, captions and reframes footage while keeping planned professional-editor exports separate.
Takehound: a reviewable first edit for long-form talking videos
A browser editor that cuts a talking-head first pass, explains changes and keeps manual editing available.
CorridorKey 2.0: neural keying inside familiar editing tools
A local green- and blue-screen keyer with temporal processing, artist hints and host-specific requirements.
Cut Express: edit footage through an AI chat and render a versioned MP4
A remote MCP connector gives an assistant footage previews, transcripts and editing tools, with rendering handled by Cut Express.
Mirelo SFX 2.0: replace a video’s soundtrack around its dialogue
Mirelo generates effects, foley and ambience for an existing edit, with up to ten minutes supported in Studio and the API.
Genjutsu AI Video Editor: change an existing clip with a reference and prompt
This independent video-to-video editor offers character swaps, motion transfer and restyling through labelled Standard and Pro model options.
FirstCut: shape a video's story through beats, clips and transcript edits
FirstCut organizes spoken footage into editable story beats and clips, then exports a rough cut for finishing in a professional editor.
Starzero.ai
StarZero searches and repurposes recorded video through agent-assisted timelines, captions, reframing and exports. Readers approve rendering; free watermarked previews and...
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