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AI video editor

Say the edit you want, and review the cut it makes.

Examples

Each swept from the footage as it was shot into the edit: colour, exposure and shake fixed.

  • LogGraded
    A yellow tram climbing a cobbled Lisbon street, swept from flat log footage into the graded clipColour grade1:1·1080p·5s
  • ShakySteady
    A dancer in a neon-lit car park, swept from shaky handheld footage into the steadied clipStabilise9:16·1080p·5s
  • DarkFixed
    A jazz saxophonist in a dim club, swept from underexposed footage into the corrected clipExposure4:3·1080p·5s
  • ShakySteady
    A cyclist on a coastal road above the sea, swept from shaky footage into the steadied clipStabilise21:9·1080p·5s
  • LogGraded
    A cyclist sprinting down a city street at dusk, swept from flat log footage into the graded clipColour match21:9·1080p·5s
  • FlatGraded
    Honey drizzling onto a bowl of granola, swept from flat footage into the graded clipColour grade1:1·1080p·5s
  • DarkFixed
    A woman in a trench coat walking a rainy street at night, swept from underexposed footage into the corrected clipExposure1:1·1080p·5s

One prompt, one take

ReferenceReference added

Describe the shotCut the pauses, warm up the colour and make a 9:16 version for Reels

Sample take
  1. 1Step 1

    Add a reference

  2. 2Step 2

    Write the shot

  3. 3Step 3

    Generate the video

Features

  • Cuts the dead air

    Pauses, false starts and filler words are found and trimmed, so a long take becomes a tight one without scrubbing a timeline.

  • Colour fixed and matched

    Flat or badly balanced footage is corrected, and clips shot on different cameras are matched so they cut together.

  • Shaky shots steadied

    Handheld footage is stabilised so walking shots and phone clips look as if they were filmed on a gimbal.

  • Reframed for every channel

    One edit exported as 16:9, 1:1 and 9:16, with the subject kept in frame in each, not a blind centre crop.

  • Captions and music

    Add timed captions, a music bed that ducks under speech, and titles where they belong.

  • Changes by asking

    Ask for a shorter version, a different opening or a brighter look, and the edit is redone without starting over.

Who it’s for

  • Creators and vloggers

    Hours of footage cut into a watchable video, with the slow parts gone and the colour consistent from shot to shot.

  • Marketing teams

    One campaign edit turned into every size and length the channels need, without sending it back to an editor each time.

  • Small businesses

    Phone footage of a shop, a product or an event made into a clean video, with no editing software to learn.

Frequently asked questions

What can the AI video editor do?

Trim pauses and filler, fix and match colour, stabilise shaky footage, reframe for different channels, and add captions and music.

Do I need to know video editing?

No. You describe the edit in plain words and review the result. You can still adjust any cut by hand.

Can I edit several clips together?

Yes. Upload all the takes, and Chatly picks the best parts, matches their colour and cuts them into one video.

Will it change my footage?

Edits are made to a copy. The original files stay untouched, so you can always go back to them.

What can I export?

MP4 in 16:9, 1:1 or 9:16 up to 4K, plus subtitle files if the video has captions.

Chatly on your phone and your Mac

Chatly for iPhone

Brief the cut on the train, approve the plan, and watch it render. Every video you make here is on your phone.

Coming soon to the App Store

Chatly for Mac

Video on your desktop, with the product photos and footage you already have to hand.

Download for macOS