Gling

Gling is a web-based AI video editor for YouTube creators. It transcribes raw footage, removes bad takes, silences and filler words, adds captions, and exports to Final Cut, DaVinci, Premiere, MP4 or MP3.

Gling is an AI video editing tool built for YouTube creators who record long, unpolished footage and want a clean first cut without scrubbing through the timeline by hand. Raw video or audio goes in, and the software transcribes it, locates bad takes, dead air and filler words, and removes them automatically. The result is a rough cut that is already close to publishable. The workflow runs in three stages. First, the creator uploads a raw recording. Gling transcribes the file and makes its cuts on its own. Second, the creator reviews the result and adjusts it, either by editing the transcript text or by deleting clips from the timeline. This text-based trimming approach keeps manual corrections quick for anyone who thinks in words rather than frames. Third, the project is exported: the cleaned timeline can be sent to Final Cut, DaVinci Resolve or Premiere for further work, or downloaded as MP4 or MP3 with captions in SRT format. Beyond cutting, Gling covers several finishing tasks. Noise removal cleans up background sound, automatic captions and subtitles are generated from the transcript, and auto framing applies zoom in and zoom out moves to add visual variety. A separate group of features targets YouTube performance: a title generator, automated video chapters and suggestions for what to make next. The audience is clearly solo creators and small channels, and the homepage backs this with testimonials from YouTubers whose channels range from a few hundred thousand to over two million subscribers. Gling is not a full creative suite with effects, motion graphics or generative footage. It sits closer to transcript-driven editors and silence-removal utilities, with the added advantage of handing work off to professional editing software. Teams that need heavy post-production will likely use it as a preprocessing step rather than a replacement for their main editor. Sign-up is free to start, and the product is used through a web app.