Why “easy” editors still feel hard
Even simple apps hand you a timeline, a stack of clips and a lot of choices. Where should it start? What should you cut? Which caption style? Each choice is small, but together they take an hour, and the hour is why the video never gets posted.
What editing without a timeline looks like
In Cutleap you upload your phone clips and type what you want, the way you’d brief a friend who edits: “make a TikTok, cut the pauses, add captions.” You watch it edit.
If something’s off, say so: “the start is slow,” or “use the bit where I laugh.” You never touch a clip.
What you get without trying
Captions timed to each word, your logo, licensed music that gets quieter when you talk, and 9:16 sizing for TikTok, Reels and Shorts. Text stays clear of each app’s buttons.
Not sure what to ask for?
Copy a request from the prompt library. Each one is written for business owners and comes in a quick version and a more detailed one.
“Make a TikTok from this. Cut the pauses and add captions.”
“The start is slow. Open with the part where I show the product.”
“Make it shorter, under 30 seconds.”
Want a fuller request? Copy the prompt Turn one talking clip into five short videos.
Let Cutleap do the editing
Upload your clips, say what you want, get finished videos back. Free during early access.
Get early accessQuestions
Do I need a good camera?
No. Phone footage is what Cutleap is built for. Good light and clear sound matter more than the camera.
What if I don’t like the result?
Say what to change in plain words. Every earlier version is kept, so you can always go back.