Early access
Drop in a talking video, images and music. aiditor cuts the pauses, writes word-timed captions and puts each image on the word that names it. Fix the rest by typing, or by hand.
Best for talking-head reels with captions in Indian languages.
Cut by deleting words in the script, check it in the preview, trim on the timeline, or just type what you want changed. Every edit is one undo, and every save is a version you can restore.
Best for talking-head reels with captions in Indian languages. It doesn’t generate video, and it isn’t a full replacement for a desktop editor.
Upload a talking video, images and music. Pauses are trimmed, captions are on, and images land on the words that name them, so name each one after what it shows. Pick a template: talking head, statement cards, a listicle or captions first.
Ask for “a punchier hook” or “capitalise every revenge”. The request becomes edits, and every edit undoes in one step. Nothing is AI-only: whatever a prompt can change, a control in the editor can too.
The preview and the export run the same rendering code, so the MP4 you download is the reel you watched, with its loudness set for Reels and Shorts.
Delete words in the Script and the video closes up around them. Cut fillers and long pauses in one click, and bring any word back.
Word-timed captions in Indian languages, in their own script or in Latin letters, and in English. Edit any word by hand or by prompt, or hide one without cutting the speech.
Give it a talking video up to 1 GB. It listens in pieces, suggests the moments that stand on their own, and lets you preview each one before you open it in the editor.
Choose the part of a song by hand on its waveform, or ask for “the most energetic part”. Music dips under speech and comes back after it.
Zooms, fonts, pacing and music level follow what you keep. See what it has learned, and forget any of it.
aiditor is in early access. Sign in and start with a talking video.