Edit your video without ever opening a timeline
You record a talking video, and then you have to become an editor. Saytrim skips that part. Type what to cut, check the cuts on your transcript, and export.
The problem: you relearn the editor every time
You record once a week, or once a month. By the next time, you forgot where the razor tool is. So you scrub back and forth for every um, every restart, every long pause, and still miss some.
That is not editing skill you are missing. It is a tool built for people who edit every day.
What you do instead
- 01
Upload
Add your talking video.
- 02
Type what to cut
Write it in plain words: “remove the ums and the wrong takes”.
- 03
Check every cut
Each planned cut is marked on your transcript. Drop any you want to keep.
- 04
Export
Approve, and the clean video renders.
What you never touch
- Tracks and layers.
- Keyframes.
- The razor tool.
- Timecodes and zooming into the waveform.
Cuts that still look edited
- No cut splits a word.
- Sound fades softly at each cut, so joins are smooth.
- A gentle punch-in on every other piece makes a jump look like a camera change. You can switch it off.
One edit, three sizes, and captions
Export the same edit as 16:9, 9:16 and 1:1 together. Add captions on the video, or download them as an SRT file. Ask in the same sentence: “remove the ums and add captions”.
Try it on your own video
The free plan has no card. Try the sample video first, then your own footage. Want the idea behind it? Read how editing by typing works.
Questions
Do I need any editing experience?
No. You type what you want cut in plain words, check the plan on your transcript, and approve. There is no timeline to learn.
What if it cuts the wrong thing?
Restore any single cut in one click, or undo the step. Your original video is never changed, and fixing a cut never costs extra minutes.
What does it cost?
Free gives you 30 minutes a month with no card. Paid plans start at $9 a month for 200 minutes.