For marketers, content teams and agencies
Turn every long video into a week of short ones.
Upload a webinar, podcast or interview. ScriptCut Social finds the strongest moments, reframes them so nobody gets cropped out, adds captions, a cover and the copy for each platform, and posts on your schedule. You stay in control of every cut.
Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube and TikTok. 46 languages. 1080p. No watermark. Clips never expire.
The problem
The webinar happened. Now the real work starts.
The recording sits in a folder. The editor is booked, or there is no editor. The clip tool hands back twenty clips, three are usable, and each one is cropped to the wrong person.
Cut off mid thought
Twenty clips come back and three are usable. The rest open halfway through the answer or stop before the point.
Cropped to the wrong person
The frame sits on whoever is not speaking, or slices someone in half at the edge of the shot.
Somebody else's watermark
Your brand's video goes out carrying another company's logo until you pay to take it off.
Gone in three days
Some tools delete the clips before you have got around to posting them.
Then you start again
Captions in one tool, a thumbnail in another, the copy in a third, and the scheduling somewhere else again.
How it works
Five steps, from upload to posted.
Upload. Find the moments. Reframe. Dress it with captions, a cover and copy. Post it.
01
Upload
Drop in a webinar, podcast, talk or interview, or pull it straight from Dropbox, Google Drive or Frame.io.
02
Find the moments
Say how many clips you want, how long they should run, and what they are for. The AI reads the transcript and picks against that.
03
Reframe
Every shot is reframed to keep your people in frame, and anything the engine decided you can change yourself.
04
Dress it
Captions burned in, a cover that looks like your video, and a description written for each platform.
05
Post it
Send it out now, or put the whole run on the calendar and let it publish itself.
Auto reframe
The clip maker that keeps your people in frame.
Our engine identifies your cuts, reframes and animates each one to always keep your subjects in frame.
Nobody cropped out
Someone framed on the third of a wide shot survives the crop to vertical. The frame moves to them instead of slicing them in half.
The frame follows
When someone moves across the shot the crop tracks them, rather than holding still while they walk out of it.
Split screen, by itself
Two people too far apart for one vertical frame become a split screen automatically, so you never lose the reaction. Up to four in a grid.
Cut to who is talking
When one voice leads, the frame cuts to that person the way an editor would. It never pans slowly across.
Your call
Fix any shot in one drag. It stays fixed.
Drag the frame. Press K for a keyframe. Split the screen two ways or four. Nudge by single frames. What you preview is what downloads.
Drag it and it stays
Move the framing on any shot and it holds. Fix a person once and the fix carries to every shot they lead.
Keyframes and punch in
Animate a shot's framing across the clip, or zoom in on a single shot without touching the rest.
Frame by frame
Drag a cut point, roll a join, or nudge with the arrow keys. It counts the frames back to you as you go.
Split the screen yourself
Force a two way or four way split on any shot, drag each panel, and retime one panel to another moment of the same recording.
The moments
Clips that start on the point and end on the sentence.
The AI reads the transcript, not the waveform. Every clip is a set of lines you can see, so you extend or trim it by a line.
Up to thirty clips
Say how many you want and how long they should run, from fifteen seconds to a minute.
Pick the goal
Convert, educate or entertain. The AI selects against what the clip is for instead of guessing.
Cut freely or trim the ends
Keep a clean stretch and only shorten it, or let the AI tighten inside the answer. You choose how audible the edit is allowed to be.
Edit it by the line
Every clip is a set of transcript lines you can see. Add one, drop one, and the cut follows without opening a timeline.
Captions
Twelve caption styles. Drag them anywhere.
Karaoke, word by word, bold pop, neon and more. Burned in, ready to post, in your colours.
Twelve styles
Karaoke, word by word, bounce, bold pop, neon, boxed, typewriter and more.
Your colours, your position
Pick the highlight colour and drag the caption block anywhere on the frame.
Burned into the file
Captions are rendered into the video, so they survive every upload and every platform's player.
Covers
A thumbnail that looks like your video, not like AI.
Pick a frame, build on it, or generate a new scene that keeps your host's real face. Every cover lands in a gallery you can reuse.
Four ways to make one
Pick a frame from the clip, build on that frame, describe a new one, or upload your own.
Real Host
Keep the actual person's face from your footage and put them into a brand new scene. No invented strangers.
Title, fonts and filters
Around forty fonts, your own colours, nine looks, and a gallery that keeps every cover you have made.
The copy
One clip, five captions. Each one written for its platform.
LinkedIn gets the insight and three hashtags. TikTok gets the trend tags. Facebook gets none. Every description is yours to edit.
Punchy and visual, story first. Three to five tags, a mix of niche and broad.
TikTok
Casual and fast, written the way people actually talk there. Trend tags plus your niche.
YouTube
Clear and searchable, because this is the one people find later. Two or three tags.
Insight led and value first, in short line breaks. Three to five specific professional tags.
Conversational, longer, plain spoken. Barely any hashtags, because they do almost nothing here.
Publish
Post now, or fill the calendar for the month.
Connect as many accounts as you need on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube and TikTok. Keep each client in its own folder. Download links for anyone who is not in ScriptCut.
Post now or schedule
Send a clip straight out, or drop it on the calendar and let it publish while you are doing something else.
A calendar you can steer
Month and day views, filtered by platform, account, status or project. Drag a post to a different day.
As many accounts as you run
Connect unlimited profiles per platform and map each one to the client folder it belongs to.
Campaigns
One upload becomes a campaign, not one clip.
Every clip carries its own captions, cover and copy, and each one can go to a different platform on a different day. Build the whole run in one sitting, then let the calendar publish it while you get on with the next shoot.
A month from one recording
Ask for up to thirty clips from a single upload, then spread them across the weeks instead of posting them all on Monday.
Every shape from one source
9:16 for Reels, Shorts and TikTok. 1:1 and 4:5 for the feed. 16:9 for YouTube. The same moment, framed correctly for each.
A folder for every client
Keep each brand's clips, connected accounts and calendar apart, and hand anyone outside ScriptCut a download link.
Approve before anything goes
Watch every clip, rewrite any caption and swap any cover before it is scheduled. Nothing posts that you have not seen.
Who it is for
Built for the people who publish every week.
Agencies, marketing teams, podcasts, creators, corporate and founder interviews, talks and course lessons.
Agencies
Run several brands at once, each in its own folder with its own connected accounts and its own calendar.
Marketing teams
Turn the webinar you already ran into the month of posts you already owe.
Podcasts
Every episode becomes a week of clips, and the two of you stay in frame while you talk over each other.
Creators
Long uploads become shorts that keep you in frame, captioned the way your audience expects.
Corporate and founder interviews
Get the founder's best ninety seconds out of the hour they spent on camera.
Talks and course lessons
A keynote or a lesson turns into the clips that sell a seat at the next one.
Built by an editor
Framing rules from the edit bay, not from a spec.
Cut, never pan. Hold both when both fit. Fix a person once and it carries. ScriptCut was built by Marvin Nuecklaus, an editor with six Emmy wins across more than 300 hours of unscripted television.
6
Emmy wins
Across unscripted television, as an editor and director.
13
Nominations
The same craft the framing rules in this product came out of.
300+
Hours cut
Hours of unscripted television, which is where every rule in the reframe engine comes from.
The difference
What you get here that you do not get elsewhere.
Clips that end on the sentence. Nobody cropped out. An automatic split screen when two people cannot fit one frame. Scheduling on the base plan. No watermark. Clips that never expire.
What matters
ScriptCut Social
Typical AI clip makers
Where a clip starts and ends
On the sentence, from the transcript
Often mid thought
Somebody framed off centre
Reframed shot by shot
Cropped out
Two people too far apart to fit
Split screen, automatically
One of them is lost
Fixing a shot yourself
Drag, keyframe, split, nudge by frames
Little or no control
Scheduling and posting
Included on this plan
Usually a higher tier
Watermark on your video
None, on any plan
On the free tier
How long your clips are kept
They never expire
Sometimes days
Thumbnails and per platform copy
Both included
Rarely both
What you pay
$21 a month, shown up front
Often only after signup
Everything included
The rest of what is in the box.
46 languages
Transcription and captions in 46 languages, with the spoken language detected for you.
Speaker detection
Who is talking is worked out from the audio, so the framing and the transcript both know.
Retime a shot
Show a different moment of the same recording in a split panel, so a reaction can play while the answer keeps running.
Import from the cloud
Pull a file straight from Dropbox, Google Drive or Frame.io instead of downloading it first.
Preview equals download
What you approve on screen is what renders into the file. No surprises after the export.
Share and download links
Send one clip, a folder or a whole project to someone with no ScriptCut account, password protected if you want.
200 minutes a month
Enough for a long webinar and a couple of episodes, with top ups any time you need more.
100 GB of storage
Your uploads and finished clips stay where you left them. Nothing expires and nothing is deleted on a timer.
1080p, no watermark
Nothing is stamped on your video. There is no watermarked tier to upgrade out of.
A frame accurate timeline
Everything lands on a real frame, never a rounded off second, so the clip you cut is the clip that renders.
Your cuts, found for you
Every cut in the recording is detected before anything is reframed, which is what lets the framing change with the picture.
Nothing happens quietly
Every pass tells you it is running and says what it found when it finishes. You are never left guessing whether it worked.
Pricing
Simple pricing. Start free.
Social is $21 a month, or $17 a month billed annually. Seven days free to try it, and ProAI includes everything in Social plus the editing suite.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
One long video. A webinar, a podcast episode, an interview, a panel, a talking head recording. Drop it in, or pull it straight from Dropbox, Google Drive or Frame.io. There is no limit on how big a single file can be.
Most of it happens while you do something else. A one hour recording is transcribed, cut into clips and reframed without you sitting there watching. Every pass tells you it is running and says what it found when it finishes.
No. Every clip is a starting point. Move where it starts and ends, throw away the ones you do not want, change the framing on any shot, and add a clip the AI never suggested. Nothing is locked.
The engine builds a split screen so nobody is cropped out and you keep the reaction. Up to four people go into a grid. You can also force a split yourself on any shot, and drag each panel to frame it.
Yes. Connect your accounts once, then post or schedule to Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube and TikTok from one calendar. Each platform gets its own description, written for that platform.
No. Everything happens in the browser. If you do want to hand the cut to an editor later, ScriptCut also exports a timeline that opens in DaVinci Resolve, Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro and Avid.
No. Nothing is stamped on your video at any point, and there is no watermarked tier to upgrade out of. Clips render at 1080p.
46 languages are supported and the spoken language is detected for you. The transcript, the captions and the copy for each platform all follow it.
200 minutes of upload and 100 GB of storage, which covers a long webinar and a couple of episodes. Top up any time you need more. Nothing you make expires and nothing is deleted on a timer.
Seven days free, with enough credits to run real footage through it rather than a demo. Cancel from your account any time before the trial ends and you are not charged.
Pick the story in the transcript, export a finished rough cut.