Frequently asked questions

cutzio is an AI video editor for iPhone that turns raw clips into ready-to-post Reels, Shorts and TikToks. You pick clips from your Photos library and an editing style. The AI finds the highlights, removes dead air and filler, and returns two vertical videos, a Short cut and a Full cut, plus captions and hashtags for each platform.

Yes. That is exactly what cutzio does. You don't touch a timeline: select up to 15 clips, leave it on Auto or pick styles such as Hook First or Fast Jump, optionally add a note like "start with the reveal", and cutzio builds the edit in about 2–3 minutes.

CapCut is a full manual editor: you get a timeline, effects and templates, and you make the editing decisions. cutzio makes the decisions for you. It watches your footage, picks the best moments, orders them into a story and cuts the filler. Use CapCut when you want full creative control, and cutzio when you want a finished edit without editing.

Opus Clip is built to cut one long video, like a podcast or a YouTube episode, into many short clips, mostly on desktop. cutzio is built for the opposite case: many short raw clips on your iPhone that need to become one finished post.

Anything filmed on a phone in several takes: vlogs and day-in-the-life videos, cooking, fitness, beauty and GRWM, travel, unboxings, before/after reveals, and talking-to-camera tips. Q&A Focus also works well for interviews and podcast clips.

Auto is the default: the AI decides how to edit your footage. Or pick one or more of six styles and combine them: Fast Jump (no pauses, high energy), Hook First (opens with the best moment), Before/After (shows the transformation), Cut the Fluff (drops filler words), Highlight Only (just the top 1–2 moments) and Q&A Focus (keeps questions and answers).

Yes. Add a custom note to any project, for example "start with the reveal" or "keep the part where I taste it", and cutzio edits around it. When you add a note, it takes priority over the styles you picked.

After each edit, cutzio shows a short summary of what it noticed in your footage and practical tips for your next video, such as stronger openings or steadier shots. It is feedback on your filming, not on the edit.

Yes. Every project comes with a suggested title, plus captions and hashtags written separately for TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts. Copy them with one tap.

Yes, cutzio is free to download. Signed-in users get 3 free credits every week. One credit makes one project, and each project gives you both a Short cut and a Full cut.

Premium is $24.99 per month or $149.99 per year (about 50% less than paying monthly). Premium includes 15 credits per week. Prices shown in USD. The App Store charges in your local currency, so prices vary by region.

1 credit = 1 project. A project is one set of clips (up to 15 clips, 15 minutes total) edited with the style or styles you choose. You get both the Short cut and the Full cut for that single credit.

No. Credits refresh weekly, so the weekly allowance resets to your plan’s amount.

Subscriptions are managed by Apple. Open Settings on your iPhone, tap your name, then Subscriptions, and cancel cutzio. Cancel at least 24 hours before the renewal date to avoid the next charge.

No. Your original clips stay untouched in Photos. cutzio saves the finished edit as a new video.

Clips you select are uploaded securely so the AI can analyze and edit them. They are used only to create your edit and to run the app. See the privacy policy for retention details.

You sign in with Sign in with Apple, which lets you hide your email address. Signing in is what unlocks your free weekly credits.

Not yet. cutzio is available for iPhone only (iOS 18.0 or later).

Usually 2–3 minutes. You can leave the app while it works; your project will be waiting when you come back.

Up to 15 clips per project, with a combined length of up to 15 minutes.

A vertical 9:16 video saved to your Photos, ready for TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts. One tap saves it, copies the caption and opens the app you want to post to.

No. cutzio does not add a watermark to your edits.

The app is in English, and edits are tuned for English speech. Videos without speech (B-roll, cooking, travel) work in any language; other spoken languages are not officially supported yet.