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WizCut edits multicam video podcasts for you. It cuts to whoever is talking, goes wide when you talk over each other, and tightens the pauses. The cut is ready in minutes, not an evening.
Free in the browser during beta. 7-day free trial for Premiere Pro.
A director watched every camera and called the shots. A vision mixer pressed the buttons. That’s how a studio cut a conversation between cameras.
The director
Tamvision’s camera operators Kauno Peltola, Lasse Koskinen and Tuomo Kurikka at Frenckell’s studio in Tampere, 1 February 1965. Photo: Yle Archives.
Without a crew, every switch is a click in your editor, made while you watch the whole episode back. For most shows that’s an evening, every week.
Wide · Both
This is what WizCut does to your recording, one line at a time. Keep scrolling: the picture follows the conversation.
Maya
So you edited every episode yourself? For two years?
Maya has the floor. Cut to camera 1.
Jonas
Every single one. Three cameras, an hour of talking, and me pressing one and two until midnight.
Jonas answers. Cut to camera 2.
Maya
Mm-hm.
Too short to cut for. Stay on Jonas.
Jonas
And the worst bit is when you both laugh at once, and there’s no right camera…
Both
[both laughing]
Both talking. Cut to the wide.
A 4.2 second pause, tightened to 0.6.
Maya
Okay. So what changed?
Back to Maya.
Jonas
I stopped doing it myself. Now the cut is waiting when I come back with a coffee, and I only fix the two or three spots where I’d have done it differently.
A long answer gets a wide cutaway, so the shot doesn’t go stale.
WizCut makes these calls for the full episode in minutes. You review the cut, change anything you like, and export.
Try it in your browserWizCut makes the calls. How it cuts is up to you.
What most shows use. Cuts follow the conversation.
12 cuts in this minute · 3 × Wide
Long silences shrink to a natural beat.
This minute: 1:00 → 0:49 · 11 s shorter
Move or add cut points in the browser editor before you export. In Premiere Pro you get a normal multicam timeline.
Any language: it listens to voices, not words
One mixed track or a mic per person
Any number of speakers, up to 12 camera and audio files per project
“WizCut camera-cut our podcasts ready for the edit. It was fast, it worked very well, and the team was really supportive. I’ve already recommended it to another team.”
Same engine everywhere. Recorded episodes today, live shows next.
Upload the camera files and audio, map speakers, review every cut in a visual editor, and download the finished MP4. No software to install.
Add your multicam sequence, map speakers, and WizCut cuts the timeline in place. Every cut stays editable in Premiere.
Pick the videos from your camera roll, get a notification when the cut is ready, and save it back to Photos. Coming to iPhone and Android.
Create jobs, upload files and trigger renders from your own pipeline. Webhooks when each stage finishes, and a review link for a human in the loop. It works as a tool for AI agents, too.
We’re working on live switching: WizCut cutting your cameras in real time while you stream to YouTube or Twitch. Recorded episodes come first.
Free in the browser during beta. 7-day free trial for Premiere Pro.
Freeduring beta
Upload, edit and download without paying. Paid plans will be based on hours of finished video, and we will tell you before anything changes.
One editor seat, unlimited episodes, all updates. Requires Adobe Premiere Pro.
7-day free trial, 14-day money-back guarantee
Need several seats on one invoice? Email contact@wizcut.com.
No. The web editor does the whole job in the browser: upload, review, render, download. The Premiere Pro extension is for editors who already live in Premiere and want the cut inside their own timeline.
Yes. Map a camera that shows more than one speaker, and WizCut cuts to it whenever people talk over each other. It also adds wide cutaways on conversational beats, more often on the dynamic setting and less on relaxed.
Any conversation filmed on two or more cameras. One-on-ones, co-hosted shows and panels all work, and there is no limit on the number of speakers. Several people can share a camera, and one person can appear on several. In the browser a project takes up to 12 camera and audio files.
No. One mixed track is fine. Separate tracks per person make speaker detection more reliable, so use them if you have them.
Any. Speaker detection listens to voices, not words, so the language of the conversation does not matter.
Yes. In the browser you move or add cut points in the editor before rendering. In Premiere Pro the result is a normal multicam timeline, so you edit it like any other.
Your uploads are stored in the EU, and syncing, cutting and rendering run on servers in the EU. For speaker detection, the audio goes to our speaker detection provider, pyannoteAI, which processes it in memory and does not keep it. Details are in our privacy policy.
Yes. Pay once and the Premiere Pro extension keeps working for as long as WizCut exists, including updates to what it does today. Features that cost us money to run, like transcription, may have limits for lifetime users.
Six single-purpose tools that run in your browser. No account, nothing uploads.
See all free toolsUpload one recording and see the cut before you decide anything.