AI Video Cut

AI Video Cut is an AI chat bot tool that turns long recordings into short, caption-ready clips with AI prompts. AI Video Cut converts long recordings into short vertical or square clips using preset or custom prompts, with face-aware cropping, transcript-based editing and styled captions, backed by a free tier of 50 one-time minutes.

AI Video Cut is a browser-based editor built around one job: taking a long recording and pulling short clips out of it. You upload a file or paste a link, pick a prompt such as Trailer, Viral Clips, Funny Moments, Product Review, Show Highlights or Gaming Highlights, and the system selects the moments that match the brief. A custom prompt field lets you describe the cut you want in plain language, and the site publishes a best practices guide for writing those instructions. Clips render in FHD and download as MP4. Beyond trimming, the tool carries a few conveniences that matter for social output. Face detection keeps the main speaker framed when the source is reframed to 9:16, 1:1 or 16:9, and the transcript doubles as an editing surface: delete or adjust text and the corresponding footage is removed. Captions come in multiple styles for sound-off viewing, durations can be set by phrase count (7, 15 or 25 phrases), and titles plus descriptions are generated alongside the clip. Transcription covers 100 languages and the same prompt workflow applies to non-English footage. Sources include local files, YouTube, Reddit, Instagram, Zoom, Twitch, Dailymotion, Facebook and Google Drive, with a 2GB per-file upload cap. The core audience is creators, social media managers, podcasters, marketers and e-commerce sellers who already own long-form video and need volume rather than fine-grained craft. It competes with Opus Clip, Klap, Submagic, Vizard, 2short.ai, VEED and Wisecut, and the site markets itself directly against them on price and on its free tier. Editors who need keyframes, transitions, multi-track audio or colour work will find the tool narrow by design. Branded logo overlays and a Telegram bot are listed as coming soon, so neither can be relied on today. Minutes are the currency: the free plan gives 50 one-time minutes, while Starter and Pro allocate 1,800 and 3,600 minutes per year respectively, refreshed at each billing cycle and counted against each upload's duration before rendering.