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How to film, cut and caption talking videos that sell.

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Start here · Guide · 4 min read

How CutGPT edits your video, step by step

What happens to your take between import and export: the transcript, each kind of cut, the captions, and what you can still change before you post.

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How to cut retakes from a talking-head video

Guide · 3 min read

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How to remove ums and uhs from a video

Guide · 3 min read

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Jump cuts: how tight should you cut?

Tips · 3 min read

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Caption styles for TikTok: which one to use

Guide · 3 min read

Filming and the web app

Get a better take on camera, and see how CutGPT edits without uploading anything.

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How to film a product video in one take

A simple way to film a TikTok Shop-style product video on your phone: plan a few lines, keep rolling through mistakes, and let CutGPT cut the take.

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Edit videos in your browser without uploading

The CutGPT web app transcribes, cuts and exports your video on your own computer. Here's how that works, which browsers work best, and the trade-offs.

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How CutGPT edits your video, step by step