The ideas are already yours. Give them a format worth sharing.
CortexCut is AI video clipping software for turning long videos into shorts. Your editorial profile guides clip suggestions. You choose the excerpts and adjust their cuts, framing and captions.
Your links help build your profile. Add your video next.
From your first brief to your final review.
- Editorial profile
- Video upload
- Clip selection
- Editing and review
Your links become your editorial profile.
Share links to your website and public profiles. CortexCut researches your work, audience and communication style, then pre-fills your editorial profile. Refine it before your first upload.
Explore the editorial profileFind an idea. Check what surrounds it.
Upload your video file. CortexCut prepares a transcript and suggests excerpts using your content and profile. Review each passage, listen to what comes before it and keep the ones that express a complete idea.
Cuts, framing and captions in one editor.
Adjust cuts and vertical 9:16 framing. Choose a layout for your speakers: solo, stacked, inset or full frame. Correct caption text and timing while keeping the recorded voice unchanged.
Publishing stays your decision.
Review your short and prepare its render. For YouTube, choose the title, description, audience, visibility and optional schedule. You confirm the upload: connecting a channel does not publish a video.
How are shorts selected?
A good clip conveys an idea your audience can use, with enough context to make sense on its own. CortexCut prepares the suggestions; you make the final choice.
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Your profile guides the search.
CortexCut analyses your video transcript alongside your editorial profile: audience, topics, tone and boundaries. This brief guides the search for passages that convey your message.
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An idea that stands on its own.
The AI looks for a self-contained idea, practical advice, a personal experience or a distinctive point of view. Overlapping suggestions are compared to reduce duplicates and bring out different angles.
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You choose what is worth sharing.
Preview the suggestions and check their context in the source video. Keep the ones you like, set others aside or open the editor for an adjustment. Saved shorts stay in your library.
The number of suggestions depends on your video's content. The aim is to find useful passages, rather than fill a quota of shorts.
Explore the editorial profileEditing that notices the reactions, too.
A transcript only captures part of a conversation. Expressions, reactions and what happens on screen also guide the edit CortexCut prepares.
- REACTIONS & VISIBLE EMOTION
A laugh or a look of surprise matters.
CortexCut analyses the images and transcript to identify visible reactions: laughter, surprise, tension and exchanges between speakers. These cues help decide what the viewer should see at each moment.
- AUTOMATIC FRAMING
The right subject at the right moment.
Framing can follow the speaker, show the listener's reaction or keep a demonstration in view. The vertical composition adapts to what is happening in the scene.
- VISUAL PACING
Give each moment time to land.
Overly brief shots are grouped to reduce jarring changes in framing. A reaction or demonstration can keep its place in the sequence.
Trim a gap. Keep a meaningful pause.
A silence can carry emotion or give an idea time to sink in. In the editor, you choose which pauses to remove and listen around each cut to keep the flow natural.
A simple editor for the adjustments that matter.
The suggested short is your starting point. If it works for you, move on to the final review. If you want to refine it, adjust cuts, framing and captions in one editor without starting over.
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Tighten the edit.
Adjust the start and end, remove a hesitation or a digression. Listen around a cut to check that the transition still sounds natural.
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Keep your subject in frame.
Adjust the 9:16 framing and zoom. Choose a layout that suits the scene: one speaker, two stacked views or an inset.
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Polish the captions.
Correct a word, adjust its timing and choose how captions look. Text edits leave the recorded voice unchanged.
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Review your final version.
Undo an adjustment if needed, then generate a fresh preview to check the result. Confirm publication when you are happy with your short.
Take the controls.
Pick one of the three shorts, change the framing and try the captions. Explore the controls in this demo before working on your own video.
One question at a time
Change the framing.
See the result instantly.
18:42 Questions that make a great interview
One question at a time It is in your video.
Bring it out.
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