Introducing Talecut: Vertical Clips Cut From Footage You Already Own
Talecut is an AI editor for catalogs you already own — long videos become vertical, captioned clips you can reframe and tighten before you post.
Introducing Talecut: Vertical Clips Cut From Footage You Already Own
Your catalog is already a vertical feed — it just has not been cut yet. Talecut is an AI editor for footage you own: drop in a long video and get back 9:16 clips with tracked framing and burned-in captions, then take over any episode to reframe, rewrite a line, or drop a take.
What Talecut does
Talecut focuses on packaging owned long-form into post-ready verticals:
- Prompt to clip — describe what to cut; matching moments return as separate vertical clips
- Vertical reframe — keep the whole film vertical with subject tracking and captions
- Micro-drama mode — retell a long piece as short cliffhanger episodes
- Editor control — move framing, tighten captions, re-render only what you touched
- Credit by source minute — price is based on length; failed runs refund credits
Explore:
- Talecut
- Email hello@talecut.com
Who it is for
Creators, rights holders and marketers sitting on movies, episodes or long recordings who want vertical distribution without starting from a blank timeline.
Where it fits in a content stack
Talecut owns owned-catalog → vertical packaging. Scripting and storyboard tools shape new explainers; Talecut extracts and reframes existing masters. Complementary to storyboard-first explainers, not a replacement for them.
Why owned-footage clipping still matters
Silent autoplay feeds reward volume. A tool that starts from rights you already cleared lowers the cost of testing which moments deserve a full edit pass.
Quick tips if you try Talecut
- Start with dialogue-heavy sections where hooks are clear.
- Check captions before you render — Whisper accuracy varies by language.
- Use prompt-to-clip when you know the scene you want.
- Confirm rights — Talecut cuts footage you own; source licensing stays yours.
- Write hello@talecut.com with product or partnership questions.
Soft close — related tool
If you also need concept → storyboard → animated or whiteboard explainer / Reels (not talking-avatar presenters), see Scro Explainer. Scro (by NOVAX) is built around approving an AI storyboard before you render — useful when the job is teaching a process before you clip. Keep Talecut as the focus of this intro; Scro is only a related option for storyboard-first explainers.