Try Cutora AI on your own talking-head video
By Mohamed Mokbel, founder · Last updated:
Yes, you can try Cutora AI on your own talking-head video. Create an account with your email address and upload one video up to 10 minutes; no card is needed. You get the full first cut and the editor, and up to 10 exports with a small Cutora mark.
At a glance
- Video
- One video, up to 10 minutes
- Card
- No card needed
- Exports
- Up to 10, with a small Cutora mark
- Account
- An account with your email address
Source: Cutora AI product facts. Last updated .
What does the trial include?
What do I get in the trial?
One video up to 10 minutes, with the full first cut. Cutora AI removes long pauses, false starts and repeated takes, cleans the audio of the dialogue and adds English captions (Arabic captions are in Beta). You then change the cut on a timeline or by chat, and any change can be undone. Chat editing works with real limits.
Do I need a card?
No. The trial needs an account with your email address and no card.
How long can the video be?
The trial video can be up to 10 minutes long. The trial covers one video, and you can export it up to 10 times.
Can I edit a video with AI online without installing anything?
Yes. Cutora AI runs in your browser: you upload the video you recorded and edit it there. It edits the footage you recorded and does not generate video.
What are the limits, and what comes after?
Can I export?
Yes. The trial includes up to 10 exports, and each one carries a small Cutora mark. Exports are MP4, vertical (1080×1920) or horizontal (1920×1080).
What happens after the trial video?
The trial covers one video. To make more videos, See plans.
Is my video used to train AI?
We do not use your videos to train AI models. We do not open your videos or projects unless you ask us for help or we are investigating a suspected breach of the Terms. The Privacy Policy says which providers process it and how long we keep it.
Does the trial need a sign-up?
Yes. It needs an account with your email address. Nothing else is asked for to start.