Say um, it.We uh, like, trim … it.
Type what to cut. See every cut first. No editor to learn.
Every few weeks, I record a product demo. Usually, I just need to trim the start, remove a mistake, or join two clips. But I don’t edit often enough to remember where everything is. That’s why I’m building Saytrim.
Three steps.
No timeline to learn.
After upload, a 10-minute video goes from request to finished export in about a minute in our test.
The boring edits,
done the way you asked.
Natural cleanup
Removes umms, long pauses and bad takes without clipping words.
Trending captions in one click
Pop, Highlighter, Boss, Bold and more. Any size. On every plan.
Captions in English, Hindi, Urdu and more.
Cut by spoken words
Point to a moment by what you said. No timecodes.
See every cut first
Check the plan before anything renders, play a before/after of any cut, and undo any step from the edit receipt.
Smooth cuts
A gentle zoom on every other cut, so jumps look like a camera change. Turn it off anytime.
Resize in one go
9:16, 1:1 or 16:9, all from the same edit.
Recipes
Save your usual edits once. Reuse them on every video.
Two ways to edit
Classic shows everything at once. Guided gives you a big video and walks you through ask, review, export. Switch anytime.
Your language
Chat in your own language.
Join clips,
then trim.
Upload up to 5 clips, put them in order, pick one output size, then edit them as one video.
- 1
Reorder
Rearrange by dragging or just ask. Drag moves instantly with Undo; chat suggestions wait for your OK.
- 2
Pick a size
16:9, 9:16 or 1:1 for the whole video.
- 3
Trim
Cut pauses and umms across all clips, like any other video.
Reduce background noise
Creator and ProTurns down steady noise like fans, hum and AC. You hear a short before/after first. Voices stay, and some noise may remain.
Check any cut.
Bring it back in one click.
- Founders and small business ownersDemos and updates every few weeks, and the editor is forgotten each time.
- Coaches and consultantsTalking videos for clients and courses, with no time to learn a timeline.
- Recruiters and sales teamsShort intro and outreach videos, recorded often, with no editing skill needed.
If you record talking videos and never want to learn an editor, this is for you.
Pay for video minutes.
Nothing else.
- 30 min / month, videos up to 30 min
- 720p, small watermark
- Smooth cuts: no jarring jump cuts
- 1 video conversion + 1 big-file compression included
- SRT subtitles, transcript download, word list
- Try the sample video first, no card
- 200 min / month, videos up to 90 min
- 1080p, no watermark
- Smooth cuts: no jarring jump cuts
- Recipes: save an edit once, new uploads start with it
- Join up to 5 clips and reorder them
- Reduce background noise
- Any video format, files up to 5 GB: we convert and compress for you
- Priority queue: your videos go ahead of free users
- 500 min / month, videos up to 150 min
- 1080p, no watermark
- Smooth cuts: no jarring jump cuts
- Recipes: save an edit once, new uploads start with it
- Join up to 5 clips and reorder them
- Reduce background noise
- Any video format, files up to 10 GB: we convert and compress for you
- Priority queue: your videos go ahead of free users
- $10250 min
- $20600 min · Best value
Saytrim vs Descript
Descript is built for editors. Saytrim is for people who never want to become one.
As of November 2026.
Saytrim does one job: talking videos. If you want a full editor, Descript is a better fit.
Sources: Descript pricing · Descript media minutes and AI credits
Descript is a trademark of its owner. Comparison based on their public pages as of November 2026; check their site for current details.
Does exactly what you asked.
Nothing more.
- 01Only the edits you asked for
- 02Fixing a cut or asking again never costs extra
- 03Simple pricing by video minutes, no credits
- 04Videos deleted after 7 days, never used to train AI
I just wanted to make a few cuts.
Every few weeks, I record a product demo. Usually, I just need to trim the start, remove a mistake, or join two clips.
But I don’t edit often enough to remember where everything is. I end up searching for buttons and watching tutorials for something I thought would take five minutes.
That’s why I’m building Saytrim. You describe the edit—“remove the long pauses” or “cut from where I say okay”—review the proposed changes, and approve them.
I want it to be something you can come back to after a month and use without learning it all over again.
Try it on your next video. If something feels confusing or a cut sounds wrong, email me at support@saytrim.com. I read every message.