AutoCutsAdd motion graphics to talking-head videos automatically.
AutoCuts adds the motion graphics your video needs when they make your point easier to understand. It can create lower-thirds, callouts, charts, labels, highlights, lists, comparisons, and other content-aware visuals, no keyframes, no After Effects, no extra editing pass.
- Number callouts, when you say "we grew 240%", the number appears.
- List counters, "three things you need to know" gets a numbered visual.
- Lower-thirds, guest name, episode title, segment label.
- Comparison bars, "this vs that" earns a quick chart.
- Trend lines, for growth, decline, or projection language.
Why automatic motion graphics actually work
Adding motion graphics is the slowest part of editing a polished video. You have to identify the moment, design the asset, animate it, time it, and re-export every change. For a 20-minute YouTube episode, that's easily four hours of motion work alone.
AutoCuts cuts the loop. The model reads your transcript, identifies the moments where a visual will clarify the point, and renders the graphic on the timeline in the right place, at the right beat. You see every suggested graphic, accept or reject, and move on.
You don't lose your style
Motion graphics work because they fit the channel. AutoCuts uses a small set of clean templates by default, designed for talking-head, not music videos. Pick a color palette, a font family, and an animation feel once, and it propagates across every graphic in every project.
If you don't want any motion graphics, turn them off. The cleanup pass and shorts pipeline both work without them.
See where AutoCuts would add motion.
Upload a video and the suggested graphics appear in the preview. Accept what helps, skip what doesn't.
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