ChatCut

ChatCut is a browser-based AI video editor built around conversation: instead of learning a traditional timeline tool, you tell the editor what you want done to your footage.

Its AI agents understand speech, not just audio, so they can strip filler words, false starts, and long pauses, find the best moments, and assemble a first cut you review and refine.

Every result lands on a real editing timeline, so nothing is a black box: you can keep prompting the agent or fine-tune manually, and export an XML to continue in other editing software. For marketing teams the payoff is speed on high-volume video work.

A one-hour podcast or webinar becomes a set of tight shorts, a product demo gets cleaned up without a reshoot, and a talking-head video ships with captions in 100+ languages and 20+ style presets generated straight from the transcript.

AI motion graphics turn plain-English requests into chapter cards, charts, and timeline animations, an AI image generator produces thumbnails and reference frames, an AI video generator fills b-roll and establishing shots you never filmed, and an AI music generator scores the video at exactly its length. ChatCut is free to use as an editor, and new users receive 15 credits to try the AI features; paid plans run on monthly credits from $25 for 100 credits, with larger packs from $45 (200 credits) to $88 (400 credits) and beyond.

Credits fund model calls across video generation (Seedance 2.5, Kling 3.0), image generation (GPT Image 2, Nano Banana 2), motion graphics, and AI music, so heavy AI usage is metered rather than unlimited.

It competes most directly with Descript-style editors, and like any young tool it rewards an evaluation pass on your own footage before you commit a whole workflow to it.