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Your catalog is a vertical feed.
It just hasn’t been cut yet.
Talecut is an AI editor for footage you already own. Give it any long video and it hands back vertical clips that are ready to post.
The editor
The first cut is Talecut’s. The final cut is yours.
Open an episode and take over. Move the framing, tighten a caption, cut a line, then re-render only what you touched.
The editor on a real cut of Meridian, reframing a shot and tightening a caption.
Aim the crop yourself
Talecut tracks whoever is speaking. Take any shot off auto and the frame goes where you point it.
Fix a line, keep the timing
Captions open as a document you can read straight through. Change the words; the clock stays as spoken.
Hand the frame to a character
When a shot has more than one person, click the one who matters. The camera follows them through the shot with the same smoothed pan as the auto cut.
The tools
One upload. You pick what comes out.
Every tool takes one video and gives back something you can post. What changes is how much of the story comes with it.
three clips I can post this week, the most interesting moments
By promptNew
Prompt to clip
Write what to cut and every part of the video that matches comes back as its own vertical clip.
See how it worksReframe
Vertical reframe
Keep the whole video and just make it vertical, subject-tracked and captioned from start to finish.
See how it worksVertical series
Micro-drama
Re-tell a movie or full episode as a season of short vertical episodes, each ending on a cliffhanger.
See how it worksNo. Talecut cuts first: episodes, framing, captions, all of it. When you want a say, every episode opens in an editor where you can move the framing, rewrite a caption, or drop a take, then re-render only what you changed.
One long video you own the rights to, like a movie or a full episode, up to 16 GB. Talecut watches all of it before it decides anything.
It reads the whole story first: scenes, dialogue, pacing. Then it keeps the moments that carry the plot and shapes them into episodes, each one ending on a hook the next picks up. The full-length vertical skips the choosing and keeps every frame of the original.
No. Every edit lands in a real gap in the speech, and Talecut reads the soundtrack too, so a cut does not land on top of a music swell.
The length of your video and nothing else. One credit is one minute of source, and you see the full price before anything runs. If your balance does not cover it, nothing runs and nothing is charged.
Your credits come back in full, automatically.
Anywhere that wants vertical video. Episodes arrive as 9:16 files with captions burned in and loudness levelled, so TikTok, Reels and Shorts take them as they are, nothing to re-export.
What are you cutting first?
Pick a tool and drop in one video.Talecut does the editing.