Delete a sentence by deleting its words. The video follows. No timeline, no razor tool, no hunting for the exact frame where someone stops talking.
Made for: first-time editors, podcasters, teachers, anyone who hates timelines
“I just want to remove the part where I repeat myself. Why does that take an hour?”talkinghead_tom
“I know exactly which sentences to cut. Finding them on a waveform is the whole job.”ninacutsfast
Editors were built for editors. If your edit is really about what was said, the transcript is the natural place to make it.
Open your video. It transcribes in your browser and reads like a document.
Select words and hit Delete, or just tell the chat: “remove the part about pricing”.
Export. Cut words stay struck through the whole time, one click brings any of them back.
Zero learning curveIf you can edit text, you already know how to use it.
Ask in plain English“Cut the boring parts.” “Make it under five minutes.” The chat does the edit and shows a receipt.
Nothing is destructiveEvery cut is restorable. Undo works like a document, because it is one.
Free and privateTranscription and editing run on your machine.
No. If you can edit a text document, you can edit here. Delete words, the video follows.
Double click it and fix it. Corrections don’t change the video, just the text.
Edits are operations on an edit decision list over word-level timestamps. The source video is never touched until export, so everything is reversible by construction.