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Film one take.
Stumble, restart, keep going. KinoCut finds the retakes and long pauses and cuts them without clipping a word.
YouYou film.
KinoCut edits.
Drop in one raw take from your phone. KinoCut cuts the retakes, builds a graphic for every line, adds captions and sound, and hands back a reel that's ready to post.
Early access opens in waves. Your first reel is free.
Raw take 4:36
KinoCut 1:47
Drag to compare. One raw take in, a finished reel out.
4:36raw take, retakes and all
1:47finished reel, ready to post
23visuals built for the exact words
0editing apps opened
From the reel above: one phone take with several attempts, edited and rendered end to end by KinoCut.
Three steps.
Only one is yours.
No timeline to learn and no templates to fill in. Talk to your phone the way you'd talk to a friend.
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KinoCut edits it.
Cuts, a graphic for every line, real screenshots of what you mention, captions and sound. In your style, or the way you describe it.
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Change anything.
Point at a second and say what you want. Small fixes land in seconds; bigger ones come back as the next version.
TogetherJust say it.
You don't need to know what an effect is called. Describe it the way you'd brief a friend, and KinoCut builds it.
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Or pick a style.
Get a finished reel.
House styles learned from reels that already work on Instagram. Choose one and KinoCut does the rest.
Want a change?
Point at the second.
Every reel opens in a real editor. Click a shot, say what you want, and watch it change.
Small fixes, instantly.
Hold a graphic longer, nudge a cut, zoom in on you. Done in seconds, no waiting for a full render.
Ideas for every shot.
Pick a shot and KinoCut suggests what would make it hit harder, with a preview of each.
Nothing is ever lost.
Every change is a new version. Step back, compare, or go back to any of them.
Edit from anywhere.
Even your phone.
The whole editor fits in your hand. Fix a reel on the train, approve it from the sofa.
Tap a shot, get ideas.
Suggestions for that exact moment, previewed before you use them.
Type it like a message.
"Make this punchier." "Show the number big." KinoCut takes it from there.
Bring your clips.
Or don't.
Bring what you have. KinoCut fills in the rest.
Your b-roll, placed for you.
Screen recordings, product shots, overlays. Drop them in and say where they go, or let KinoCut match them to the right words.
Real screens, captured.
Mention a tool or a website and KinoCut captures the real page, cropped tight enough to read on a phone.
Made when there's nothing.
No footage for a line? KinoCut builds a motion graphic for exactly what you're saying, not a loosely related stock clip.
Filmed once.
Cut by KinoCut.
Every reel here started as a single raw phone take.
Questions.
No. You film, KinoCut edits. If you want something changed, point at the moment and say it in plain words.
One vertical take of you talking to the camera, straight from your phone. Mistakes and restarts are fine: KinoCut finds them and cuts them.
No. Styles set the look, but every edit is built for your words: the cuts, the graphics, the timing. Or skip the styles and describe the edit yourself.
Yes. Upload b-roll, screen recordings or overlays and tell KinoCut where they go. For apps you're logged into, a short screen recording works best.
Yes. The editor works on a phone and on a computer: review your reel, tap a shot for ideas, and type changes like a message.
Yes. Every reel is 1080 by 1920, and captions and graphics stay clear of each app's buttons.
Early access opens in waves. Join the waitlist and you'll get an email when your spot opens.
Your next reel is
one take away.
No card needed. The only email you'll get is your invite.