AutocutsTiming and pace
Trim and split clips, delete mistakes, change speed, and cut spoken sections from the transcript.
One Mac app, capture to export
Screen recorder and video editor for Mac
Record the screen, camera, microphone, and internal audio together. Then edit clips, zooms, cursor motion, layouts, captions, and motion graphics without moving the project to another tool.
Record complete source material
Capture more than a flat video file
Autocuts records the picture plus click, cursor, key, and voice data. That gives the editor enough context to generate useful zooms, reconstruct smooth cursor movement, and align captions or graphics with the narration.
- Display, app window, or selected area
- Camera, microphone, and system audio
- Global recording shortcuts and teleprompter
Edit the parts viewers notice
Focus and framing
Refine automatic zooms, smooth the cursor, mark clicks, choose a camera layout, and frame the recording on a background.
Words and graphics
Edit captions, export subtitle files, and add lower thirds, stats, callouts, quotes, lists, or highlights.
Automatic first pass, manual final say
Let the editor start the work
Clicks become editable camera moves. Cursor points become a smoother path. Speech becomes a transcript and captions. For motion graphics, add an item manually or let a supported coding agent propose moments from the transcript.
Nothing is flattened into a decision you cannot change. Review the timeline and keep only the edits that make the explanation clearer.
Can I record and edit a screen video in the same Mac app?
Yes. The project opens in the editor after the take, with recorded media and capture data still connected. You do not need to render a raw video and rebuild the project in a separate editor.
What can I edit after recording?
You can trim and split clips, change speed, edit zooms and cursor effects, arrange camera layouts, add backgrounds, clean the transcript, style captions, and add motion graphics.
What can I export?
Export MP4 H.264 or WebM VP9 up to 4K at 60 fps. Captions can be burned into the picture or delivered as SRT and VTT files.
Who is it for?
Autocuts fits people explaining software: founders making SaaS or app demos, product marketers preparing a launch, developers walking through a change, teachers recording a tutorial, and creators publishing screen-first videos.
Is Autocuts a subscription?
No. Autocuts is $19.99 once for one person on up to two Macs, with lifetime updates included.
Record, edit, and export in one Mac app.
Try the full workflow before you buy. The lifetime license is $19.99 once.
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