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Auto video editor that edits by itself.

Record yourself talking to camera and get your video back, already edited: no dead air or "uh"s, with captions, framing that follows your face and graphics. Got a long video? It becomes clips ready to post. No timeline, running on your own PC.

⤓ Download for Windows How it works 7-day free trial · no credit card · no watermark · windows x64

Two ways to edit by itself.

Free Content's auto video editor has two modes — pick by the video you have in hand.

YOUR VIDEO → EDITED

Auto Editor

  • For the video where you talk to camera, up to 15 minutes
  • Removes silences and hesitations, frames, captions and adds graphics
  • Out comes your whole video, edited — lesson, tutorial, review, vlog
LONG VIDEO → CLIPS

Clip Maker

  • For a podcast, livestream, sermon, class or gameplay (video) — from your PC or a YouTube link
  • Picks the strongest stretches and cuts them into several short clips
  • Each clip comes out captioned, reframed and with a title and hashtags

Three steps. Nothing dragged.

What takes an afternoon in a traditional editor is a queue here.

01

Point at the video

Your talking-to-camera video (MP4, up to 15 min) to come out edited — or a long video, from your PC or a YouTube link, to turn into clips.

02

The AI transcribes and edits

It reads the whole audio. On your video, it removes silences and hesitations and builds framing, captions and graphics; on a long video, it pulls the stretches that stand on their own.

03

Review and publish

Swap the element you did not like and only that part is redone. Then publish to TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, X, Threads, Bluesky, Pinterest and Bilibili, or schedule it.

Your video, edited by itself: silence removal, captions and framing.

You record yourself talking to camera — up to 15 minutes — and the Auto Editor does the whole edit. No cutting pause after pause on a timeline.

CUTTING

Silence removal, "uh"s included

  • Removes the pauses between sentences
  • Removes hesitation sounds: "uh", "ah", "hm"
  • Every word stays — it does not cut "like" or repeated sentences
PICTURE AND SOUND

Framing and audio treated

  • Switches the framing following your face, instead of one static shot the whole way
  • Treats the audio of your voice
  • Comes out vertical, square or widescreen, in Full HD
CAPTIONS AND GRAPHICS

Captions, graphics and b-roll

  • Captions built from the transcript, in the style you pick
  • Graphic elements synced with your speech
  • B-roll images where they make sense
STRUCTURE

Opening hook and chapters

  • A hook at the opening to hold whoever just arrived
  • Chapters that organize the video
  • Opening screen and music, as in the tutorial below
REVIEW

Swap one element, redo only that

  • Review every element of the edit before publishing
  • Don't like a graphic or an image? Swap it
  • Only that part is redone — the rest of the video stays as it was
OUTPUT

From edited video to post

  • Publishes to TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, X, Threads, Bluesky, Pinterest and Bilibili
  • Or schedule it for the day and time you want
  • Never a watermark — not even on the 7-day trial

Only need the pauses gone? The remove silence from video page explains in detail how the cut is made, what goes and what stays. Videos longer than 15 minutes — podcasts, livestreams, sermons — are a job for the Clip Maker, right below.

Remove silence from video: how it works →

Automatic editing, on video.

Both modes on this page, recorded inside the app — under 2 minutes each.

TUTORIALYour video, edited
TUTORIALLong video into viral clips

What the Auto Editor looks like inside the app.

Screens from the tutorial recorded in the app.

Auto Editor screen: choosing your talking-to-camera video (up to 15 min) and the format
Step 1: your talking-to-camera video (up to 15 min) and the format
Auto Editor screen: choosing the full edit or only the tools you want
Step 2: full edit or only the tools you want
Auto Editor review screen: swapping one element and redoing only that part
Step 3: review and swap one element — only that part is redone
Final Auto Editor screen: opening screen, music and posting to 10 networks
Step 4: opening screen, music and posting to 10 networks

Long video → clips: what the Clip Maker does without being asked.

The second mode, for when you have a long video. Every item below is a step you would do by hand, on every single clip, in a normal editor.

CUTTING

Cuts driven by the transcript

  • Transcribes the whole audio before deciding anything
  • Picks the strongest moments instead of slicing the video into equal chunks
  • Each cut starts and ends on a whole sentence, not mid-word
  • Pauses and hesitations are removed inside the clip itself
FRAMING

A camera that follows faces

  • Vertical, square or widescreen — the same cut in all three
  • In vertical, the camera tracks whoever is speaking
  • A conversation switching sides leaves nobody out of frame
CAPTIONS

Synced karaoke captions

  • Word-by-word captions, in the rhythm of the speech
  • Built from the transcript — nothing typed or synced by hand
  • One word wrong? Fix it and it redoes only that clip
CURATION

A virality score on every cut

  • Every clip gets a score, a title and hashtags
  • Use it to set the publishing order without rewatching everything
  • Whatever came out weak, you drop before posting
BRANDING

Your identity on the clip

  • Logo, progress bar and a hook across the top
  • AI-generated music over the cut
  • The app never stamps a watermark — not even on the 7-day trial
OUTPUT

From cut to published post

  • Publishes to TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, X, Threads, Bluesky, Pinterest and Bilibili
  • Or schedule the whole batch — one clip a day, say
  • Scheduled items sit in a list you can track and cancel

An automatic editor that runs on your PC.

The practical difference between editing on your machine and editing on someone else's server.

 Online editorFree Content
Uploading the raw filerequired, and long video dragsnone — the file is already there
Processing queuedepends on plan and time of dayno queue at all
Export limitper month, per minute or per videono limit
Watermarkcommon on the free tiernever, not even on trial
Where your video sitson a third-party serveronly on your computer
Render timedepends on the serverdepends on your hardware

The one place the online editor wins is not spending your processor. In exchange you accept a queue, a limit, an upload and your raw footage in someone else's hands. If your material is long — a two-hour podcast, a full livestream, gameplay — the upload alone usually costs more time than the edit.

Frequently asked questions.

About automatic editing. If your question is about the app in general, the home FAQ covers the rest.

What is the difference between an auto video editor and a traditional editor?
In a traditional editor you decide every cut: you watch the whole thing, mark what works, drag it onto the timeline and sync the captions by hand. In an auto video editor that decision belongs to the machine — it transcribes the audio, works out which stretches stand on their own and hands you the cut already assembled. Your job stops being assembly and becomes approval.
Does it take video from my computer or only YouTube links?
Both. You point it at a file already on your PC — podcast, film, gameplay, a recorded livestream — or you paste a YouTube link. With a link it downloads only the stretch you mark, instead of pulling the whole video.
Does it reframe widescreen video to vertical?
Yes. The cut comes out vertical, square or widescreen, and in vertical the camera follows the faces in the scene instead of simply cropping the sides — so whoever is talking stays in frame even when they move around or the conversation switches sides.
Can I fix a caption that came out wrong?
You can, and this is exactly where it saves you time: you correct the text and the app redoes only that clip. The other cuts in the batch are not regenerated and do not lose the adjustments you had already made to them.
Do the clips come with a title and hashtags?
Yes. Every cut arrives with a title, hashtags and a virality score, which is there so you can decide the publishing order — post what has the best shot first, and drop what came out weak without having to watch everything again.
Can I post or schedule the clips straight from the app?
You can. One click publishes to TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, X, Threads, Bluesky, Pinterest and Bilibili, and you can also schedule the whole batch at once — one clip a day, for instance, going out on its own without you opening the program.
What does it do that an online auto video editor does not?
It runs on your computer. That means there is no upload of the raw file, no processing queue, no monthly export limit and no watermark, and the original video never leaves your machine. In exchange, rendering uses your PC, so the time depends on your hardware rather than on another company's server.
Is the auto video editor free?
The first 7 days are free, with the full app: no sign-up, no credit card and no limit on generations. After that it is one single plan — R$ 47 per month (Brazilian reais) — with no credits, no minute quota and scheduling included. Cancel whenever you want.
Does the edited video have a watermark?
No. Free Content never adds a watermark — not on the 7-day trial, not on the paid plan. The video comes out clean, ready to post.
Does it work on a phone?
No. Free Content is a desktop program: Windows 10/11 64-bit, and Apple-silicon Macs in beta. It does not run on a phone, a Chromebook or in the browser — and running on your PC is exactly why there is no queue and no minute quota. If you record on your phone, just move the MP4 to your computer.
Does the video lose quality?
No. The video comes out in Full HD: 1080×1920 vertical, 1080×1080 square and 1920×1080 widescreen. And since everything is rendered on your computer, the original file never has to be compressed to go up to anyone's server.
What files does it accept?
Video in MP4. In the Clip Maker you can also paste a YouTube link instead of a file — and it downloads only the stretch you mark.
Can I choose how long the clips are?
In the Clip Maker, yes: you set the length you want for the clips and it sticks to it — and it warns you when the video is too short for the number of clips you asked for. The Auto Editor works differently: it edits your whole video (up to 15 min), and the final length is what you recorded minus the silences and hesitations it removed.

Point it at your first video today.

Download it, throw a long video in and watch the cuts come out finished.

⤓ Download Free Content for Windows
✨ 7 days free on install — no sign-up, no credit card and no watermark on the videos. After that, R$ 47/month — see the plan.
windows 10/11 · x64 · ~660 MB
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