Cuts and trims.
Describe the moment and it’s gone. Tighten the start, drop the shaky bit, or keep only the best part.
Your voice-powered editing companion
SwishCut is the companion that supercharges your video editing workflow. Say “trim the intro,” “add captions,” “make it warmer” and it handles the busywork while you stay on the creative calls.
Coming soon to mobile. For seasoned editors and first-timers alike.
Try saying
Uses your browser’s speech recognition. Nothing is sent to SwishCut.
An interactive illustration. Tap a command again to undo it.
01 — The idea
Keep your hands on the story. Say what you need — “shorter,” “warmer,” “add captions” — and your companion handles the busywork while you make the calls. Your workflow, at the speed of a sentence.
02 — How it works
Film on your phone or pick clips from your camera roll. SwishCut lines them up for you.
“Cut the shaky bit.” “Add captions.” “Make it warmer.” Talk the way you’d brief an assistant editor.
Export a finished video sized for Reels, TikTok, Shorts or anywhere else you post.
03 — What you can say
Hand off the repetitive edits in plain words. Spend your time on the ones that matter.
Describe the moment and it’s gone. Tighten the start, drop the shaky bit, or keep only the best part.
Words that follow your voice, styled to match.
Name a mood. Get the grade.
Slow motion, fast-forward, or a smooth ramp between them.
Wide, square or tall, reframed to keep the action in view.
Add a track, turn it down, or let it swell at the end.
Every voice edit lands on a real timeline. Undo it out loud, or drag it to the exact frame yourself.
SwishCut is in active development. Features may change before release.
04 — Use cases
The big trip. The quiet Sunday. The clip you want online in five minutes, not fifty.
Travel vlogs
Reels, TikTok & Shorts
Everyday moments
Adventures05 — Questions
SwishCut is a voice-powered editing companion for mobile. Tell it what to change, like “cut the first two seconds” or “add captions”, and it makes the edit while you watch, so you get from footage to finished video faster.
Anyone who makes video. Experienced editors hand off the routine work (trims, captions, looks, music) and keep their attention on pacing and story. First-timers just describe what they want. Either way, each edit lands as you speak, so you can keep going or undo it.
Yes. Voice and touch work together: the full timeline is there whenever you want to drag a cut to the exact frame. You can switch between them at any time.
We’re starting with the edits people make most: trims and cuts, captions, color looks, music, speed changes, reframing for vertical video, and undo. The list will grow during development.
SwishCut is being built for mobile. Supported platforms, pricing, and launch timing will be announced before release.
No. It’s an interactive illustration of how editing with SwishCut works. If your browser supports speech recognition, you can speak commands to it: your browser’s own speech service handles the audio, and nothing is sent to SwishCut.
Coming soon to your phone