AutoCut

This is the feature most people start with, and it's the one reviewers keep coming back to. It scans your audio for gaps and cuts them out, so a rambling take becomes something watchable without you scrubbing the waveform. That's the whole trick. The time it saves scales with how long you talk, which means a two-hour recording benefits far more than a thirty-second ad read.

AutoCaptions generates animated captions on your timeline, styles them, and can translate them, all without leaving the edit. Big win for bilingual creators. For anyone who posts in more than one language, the translation step alone removes a separate app from the workflow, and that matters when you're shipping the same video to three markets on the same afternoon.

Multicam podcast editing means deciding which camera is live at every moment. Tedious work. AutoCut Podcast detects who's speaking and switches angles automatically, so your first pass starts well past the blank timeline stage.

Talking-head video goes stale without movement. AutoZoom adds timed zooms automatically instead of you placing keyframes by hand, and recent updates added highlight-aware timing and simulated camera movement. You get the energy of a manual auto zoom pass without the keyframe tedium, which is a trade most creators gladly make on long interview footage and vlog edits that would otherwise sit flat.

Point AutoViral at a long video and it scores the moments most likely to perform as viral clips, then preps them for vertical export. You still pick the winners, but you're choosing from a shortlist instead of watching the whole thing. Not ideal for every niche, but a big head start over scrubbing footage twice.

AutoB-Rolls drops relevant AI images and Storyblocks clips onto your timeline, which cuts the hunt for filler visuals on explainer and vlog edits. It's the closest AutoCut gets to covering the parts of an edit that aren't rule-based, which is why editors who lean on b-roll tend to notice the difference more than talking-head-only creators do.

The filter finds profanity and bleeps, mutes, or removes it across the timeline. Podcasters and streamers who post public versions of unscripted audio reach for this one most. It's a small feature. It prevents a big headache.

AutoCut ships updates weekly, and the pace shows in the feature list above, which has grown well past its earlier silence-cutting focus. Newer tools appear inside the plugin, not in a changelog you have to chase down. That cadence matters for a plugin that lives inside someone else's software.