Wisecut

Wisecut is an AI video editor that turns long videos into ready-to-post clips. It finds the best moments, removes silences and bad takes, adds captions and reframes to vertical, and it can publish clips to your connected networks. More than 1.5 million creators and businesses use it, including YouTubers, podcasters, educators, marketing teams, social media managers and media outlets.

How do you edit videos in Wisecut?

You paste a video link or upload a file and Wisecut suggests clips with the most interesting moments for you to choose from. You can then ask Wish, its editing agent, for changes in plain language, or edit directly in the transcript, deleting sentences as if it were a text document.

Which automatic editing features does it include?

• Clean Edit and automatic silence removal.
• Customizable captions and translation.
• Auto reframe to 9:16 for vertical formats.
• Auto punch-in and punch-out zooms for pacing.
• Hook title at the start of the clip.
• Studio voice, background music that ducks automatically and thumbnails.

What do Autopilot and Live Clipping do?

Autopilot watches your channel: with every new video it finds the best moments, edits clips, adds captions and publishes them to the channels you choose, following your instructions. Live Clipping creates clips while the stream is still live so you can post highlights on the spot. The Social Hub brings together the calendar and scheduling for every connected network.

Can it integrate with other tools?

Wisecut offers an MCP server to connect it to your AI assistant and API access on the top tier, aimed at high-volume workflows. The same credits work across the editor, Autopilot and Wish, and there are custom options for companies.

Wisecut pros and cons

• Pro: from long video to published clips hands-off
• Pro: editing through the transcript and plain language
• Pro: real-time clips from live streams
• Con: the entry version caps resolution at 480p
• Con: Autopilot uses twice as many credits per minute as the editor