Keep captions with
the conversation.
Correct the transcript and keep captions aligned with the words that remain in your edit.
Illustrative alignment · word 1 of 8. No audio playback.
VIDEO EDITING IN YOUR BROWSER
Turn podcasts, interviews, and long recordings into focused clips that make sense on their own. Clean up filler words and excess pauses, refine your captions, and keep the meaning intact.
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Made for editing in your browser.
EDITING TOOLS
A useful clip needs the right context, natural pacing, and words that match what you hear.
Build each clip around an idea, with the setup and conclusion it needs to make sense on its own.
Then, clean up the conversationWhat makes a clip work on its own?
The question and the answer belong together.
Keep the context that makes the point land.
Review filler words and excess pauses while preserving the speech and breathing room around each cut.
Review what comes out and what stays. Filler removal and pause cleanup should support the conversation, with attention to the words on either side of the cut.
Before cleanup
The first version, um, tried to do everything. extended pause The next version focused on one useful task.
Proposed cleanup
The first version tried to do everything. shorter pause The next version focused on one useful task.
Illustrative cleanup example. Selected filler is removed and an excess pause is shortened. Actual edits depend on the recording and your review.
Correct the transcript and keep captions aligned with the words that remain in your edit.
Illustrative alignment · word 1 of 8. No audio playback.
Review clip candidates, refine your edits, and check the saved preview before export.
Illustrative collection. These are example titles, not generated results.
HOW IT WORKS
Find the idea, refine the cut, and review the result in your browser.
Start with a podcast, interview, or another long-form conversation.
Look for a complete idea with the context it needs.
Review filler and pause cleanup, correct the words, and adjust the edit.
Watch and listen to the saved edit, with its captions, before exporting.
WHAT’S NEXT
The core comes first: coherent clips, careful cleanup, faithful captions, and clear review. Here’s what we’re working toward next.
Optional visual treatments guided by the transcript and captions, designed to support the point you’re making.
Voice-powered AI editing that lets you describe the changes you want in spoken instructions.
These describe future workflows, not features currently available to use.
A FEW ANSWERS
CutFrame is a web app designed for reviewing and editing clips in your browser.
Public access is not open yet. Join the waitlist for launch updates and access announcements.
The idea should determine the cut. CutFrame’s editorial approach focuses on keeping the context and conclusion a clip needs.
The editing workflow includes reviewing proposed cleanup, refining captions, and checking the saved result before export.
No. Joining adds you to the update list. It does not create a CutFrame account or guarantee access.
Voice-powered AI editing is planned. It is not part of the current editing workflow.
Edits are saved separately from the original recording. The saved edit determines the clip preview and export.
Supported saved edits can be undone or restored from Saved versions. Check the restored preview before exporting.
STAY IN THE LOOP
Join the CutFrame waitlist for launch updates and access announcements.
Joining the list does not create an account or guarantee access.