Edit recordings without a timeline
QuickEdit finds speech and visual activity, removes inactive sections, and creates subtitles. Semantic LLM cuts are strictly opt-in.
Local-first by default
Section titled “Local-first by default”A standard edit uses speech and motion analysis on your machine and does not require an API key.
Built for video workflows
Section titled “Built for video workflows”QuickEdit produces an edited video, subtitles, and a machine-readable timeline sidecar.
Optional semantic cuts
Section titled “Optional semantic cuts”Enable Anthropic or Gemini only when you want transcript-aware cuts and accept the provider’s data handling terms.
What QuickEdit does
Section titled “What QuickEdit does”QuickEdit combines voice activity detection, frame-motion analysis, transcript timestamps, smoothing, and FFmpeg rendering. It is designed for talking-head videos, tutorials, lectures, screen recordings, and batches of recordings.
Start with a dry run, inspect the cuts, then render when you are happy with the settings.