Turn story ideas into narrated videos and scheduled social posts
aicut is a video creation platform built around short-form stories and faceless social channels. Users start with a story format or a brief idea, and the platform assembles the components of a vertical video. Its workflow covers the script, characters, voices and rendered scenes, bringing tasks that would otherwise require several production tools into one account.
The official catalog presents multiple story formats as starting points. A creator can choose a format or supply a video link for a recreation workflow, then shape the output around their own idea. aicut also includes tools for turning raw footage into clips, adding subtitles, generating and editing images, and producing voiceover, music and sound effects. A timeline editor provides layers, effects and audio controls when a creator wants to make manual adjustments.
The emphasis on reusable formats makes the product useful for planning an ongoing series rather than making only an isolated clip. Character and scene choices can be reviewed alongside the narration and overall story. Creators still need to decide whether the result fits their audience and whether any referenced source material is appropriate to reuse.
Completed videos can be downloaded for manual posting or used in campaigns that publish on a schedule. The website identifies YouTube, TikTok and Instagram as supported destinations. It also advertises connections that allow supported AI assistants to request video work, with a job price shown before spending. Some broader agent-access capabilities are separately described as in development.
Account registration is free, while production uses the platform's subscription and generation arrangements. Before launching an automated campaign, users can review the selected format, voice, publishing schedule and available budget. Final content and performance depend on those creative decisions; platform examples of views do not establish an expected result for a new channel.
A scheduled series involves several choices beyond pressing a generation button. The format determines the type of story, the voice affects the presentation, and the posting schedule determines when the finished work reaches each connected channel. aicut brings those decisions into its campaign workflow. Manual download remains useful when a creator wants to review every episode or publish through another process. The availability of a timeline editor also gives a way to finish details after generation, particularly where an otherwise useful draft needs changes to pacing, sound or visual layers.
