A LITTLE LESS EDITING. A LOT MORE YOU.

Keep the
good part.

You bring the story.
We help you find the cut.

Turn the pauses, retakes, and almost-rights into a video that sounds like you. A focused rough-cut editor, right on your Mac.

Meet the Mac beta

Apple Silicon · No account to start · Free account to export

A good story. With the in-between taken out.

THE ROUGH CUT, REIMAGINED
Illustrative creator speaking into a studio microphone01 / THE IDEAIt starts with an idea.
THE PAUSE02.4s
02 / THE SPARKSomething worth sharing.
THE RETAKE03.1s
03 / THE STORYAnd then, it's yours.
00:02 / 00:16

A little breathing room. A few things to cut.

Illustrative edit · AI-generated imagery

MADE FOR THE MOMENT AFTER “CUT.”

Your next video
is in there.
Let's find it.

The best part of making a video isn't trimming the same sentence three times.

CutZal brings your words, footage, and cuts together. Find the repetitions. Keep the personality. Make room for the story you meant to tell.

Talking headsTutorialsCoursesYour next idea

A CLEARER WAY TO CUT

Read it. Cut it.
Feel the difference.

Move between the words and the picture.
Review the suggestions.
Keep the final say.

A visual guide to the editing flow. The app itself is available in English and Korean.

YOUR INSTINCTS, IN CHARGE

Your instincts come first.

Suggestions are a starting point. Review each cut, adjust the timing, and undo anything that doesn't feel right.

KEEP WHAT MATTERS

Your footage. Full quality.

Edit and export on your Mac. Your source files stay untouched, and your finished video keeps its original resolution.

FROM RECORDING TO SOMETHING REAL

Three steps.
One good story.

  1. 01

    Bring your own footage.

    Open a video from your Mac. Start with an existing transcript or SRT / VTT subtitles.

  2. 02

    Find your rhythm.

    Review the words and the cuts. Preview, adjust, and undo until it feels like you.

  3. 03

    Make it a video.

    Export your finished cut at the original resolution. Your source footage stays just as it was.

CUTZAL FOR MAC · EARLY BETA

Less “one more edit.”
More “it's out.”

Your next good story is waiting.

macOS · Apple Silicon

The download will open here once the release is ready.

No account to start. A free account is needed to export. Analytics can be turned off.

BEFORE YOUR FIRST CUT

Good questions.

Is CutZal ready for my Mac?

The first beta is for Apple Silicon Macs (M1 and later). Intel Mac and Windows downloads are not available yet. The minimum macOS version and final download size will be listed with the release.

Which languages does the beta support?

We're building for creators everywhere. The app interface is available in English and Korean. Editing quality has been tested with Korean talking-head footage, and quality for other spoken languages is not yet verified.

Does my footage leave my Mac?

Editing and video export run locally, without changing your source files. The free on-device transcription keeps your audio on your Mac. If you choose ElevenLabs transcription or use a connected AI agent, the required data is sent to that provider. Its terms and costs apply.

What do I need to get started?

Your own footage and a transcript. Import an existing SRT / VTT file, use the free on-device transcription, or transcribe with ElevenLabs using CutZal credits or your own key. AI-assisted editing may require a connected agent. You choose when to start these services; their subscriptions or usage costs are separate.

Will the beta be free?

We're preparing a beta download with no app payment required. Importing your existing subtitles and the free on-device transcription cost nothing. ElevenLabs transcription and connected AI services may have their own costs.

What about analytics?

On by default, and easy to turn off. The app counts which features you use and how long they take. This website counts visits and button clicks. Your video, audio, transcript, file names, and file paths are never included. Turn the app's statistics off in Settings. For this website, choose “Turn off in this browser” on our privacy page, or turn on Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track in your browser.