For vloggers, builders and reviewers
Mark the moments while you film
Say “keep that” when something good happens. Your best moments wait on a loose plan, with the B-roll beside them, ready for your editor.
No credit card. Your footage stays on your computer.
Hours of footage, one good video
The good moment is somewhere in three hours of footage
Mark it by voice the moment it happens, hands-free, even filming on another camera.
The story only shows up in the edit
Plan a few loose beats before you go, then fill them with takes and rearrange them freely.
B-roll gets lost
Give B-roll its own story track, so each shot sits over the part it belongs to.
Made for footage-heavy videos
- Voice commands
Say “keep that” or “trash that” while you film, hands-free.
- Pick takes while you film
Mark a take as a keeper, a blooper or trash the moment you film it, so you never scrub for it.
- Film on any camera
Film on a camera or phone, and mark takes from your laptop by voice. A clap syncs the angles.
- Takes land in place
A take you keep lands on its story panel, so the rough cut builds itself as you film.
- Rearrange the story
Drag story panels to reorder the video, and preview it with your best takes.
- Shorts from the same project
A Short is another timeline that reuses your story panels and takes.
- Export to your editor
Open your rough cut in Final Cut Pro, DaVinci Resolve or Premiere Pro, free.
- Zooms and attention cutsComing soon
Punch-ins that keep a long talking take moving, and that your editor can adjust.
- Shorts with AIComing soon
Spin Shorts off your video, each a timeline you can preview and edit.
Your footage never leaves your computer
StoryCut keeps your project: the Storyboard, your notes, which takes you kept and where they go. Your video files stay on your computer, and transcription runs in your browser. There's nothing to upload, no upload to wait for, and no storage limit.
- Your video and audio files
- Transcribing them, in your browser
- Exporting to your editor
- Your Storyboard and notes
- Which takes you kept, and where they go
- Your transcripts' text
Questions
I don't script my videos. Is StoryCut for me?
Yes. A Storyboard can be a handful of beats, and you can bring in footage you've already filmed to review and mark.
Is my footage uploaded?
Never. StoryCut stores your project, not your video. The files stay on your computer, and you point StoryCut at them when you review and export.
Do I still need a video editor?
Yes, for the polish: color, sound, motion graphics. StoryCut gets you to a rough cut whose story works, then opens it in Final Cut Pro, DaVinci Resolve or Premiere Pro with every take in place. DaVinci Resolve is free.
What does it cost?
StoryCut is free to start, with unlimited projects and export to your editor. No credit card needed.