Every part of an AI-made video on its own track, so you can edit it the way you want
EasyCut is a browser-based video editor built for finishing AI-made videos without losing control of the edit. When Claude creates a video, EasyCut can open the video, titles, music, and sound effects as separate tracks on a timeline. Instead of regenerating the whole video when you want to change something, you can edit each part directly — trim or reorder scenes, move titles, replace music, remove sound effects, add transitions, and fine-tune the final cut the way you want. You can also use EasyCut as a regular video editor with your own videos, photos, music, screen recordings, and camera footage. It includes frame-accurate editing, auto captions, transcript-based pause removal, music and sound effects, background removal, voice cleanup, green screen, split screen, shapes, stickers, and exports up to 4K and 60 fps. EasyCut runs in your browser and keeps your footage on your computer. Projects are saved locally, with no account, no watermark, and no video uploads required. The idea is simple: let AI make the first edit, then give you every part separately so you can finish it yourself.
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KeshavAdmin
Oct 4, 2026
really interesting product, if you can integrate opus 5.5 into it, it'd bang crazy good
simhadribogula
MakerOct 5, 2026It already is 😄 EasyCut is built around Claude, so you can use Opus 5.5 to control and edit the video directly.
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