Interviews
Every guest becomes a week of verticals and a companion article.
It finds the moments, cuts them to every ratio, burns the captions and writes the article.
Contact usIf it's long, it's fuel. Cutter reads it once and keeps producing from it.
Every guest becomes a week of verticals and a companion article.
Audio-first shows get watchable, captioned cuts and audiograms.
Product moments pulled, reframed and posted while they're hot.
The clip and the article land together, same hour.
Streams and panels cut down before the room clears out.
Moments scored and out to the feeds before the takes cool.
An hour of slides becomes a month of shareable proof points.
Everything you've already published, run overnight, live again.
Not a mockup. These cuts came out of the engine — found, reframed, captioned and sized for the feed they live in.
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Cutter writes the companion piece from the same transcript and publishes it on the brand site — with the opportunity for expanded reach and promotion beyond the feed.
Finished files, not a to-do list. Sized, captioned and named for wherever they land.
Use it on its own, or as part of the Paradium stack. Same engine either way.
Creator, a weekly desk, or a whole network. Tell us the throughput and we'll match a plan.
Teams publishing weekly
Volumepriced on throughput
Articles, distribution, back-catalogue runs and approvals.
Contact usNetworks & media groups
Customdedicated throughput
Per-brand profiles, API, SSO and dedicated support.
Contact usLocked features still show up inside Cutter, with a one-click path to the plan that includes them. Nothing to migrate, nothing to rebuild.
Reach out to us if you have any other specific questions about the product or how Cutter can support you.
Contact usSend a note to hello@cutterstudios.ai, or use the contact form. Tell us what you shoot and how often, and we'll follow up from there.
Yes. It's a standalone product — plenty of people use nothing else. If you already run the Paradium stack it plugs into the rest of it, but that's an option, not a requirement.
A link from YouTube, Vimeo or most podcast hosts, or an .mp4 straight off your drive. Interviews, streams, panels, podcasts, reviews — anything long.
You do, with a commercial licence. Nothing publishes anywhere until you say so.
Minutes for a typical upload, and it runs unattended — the clips are waiting next time you open the queue.