The AI video editor for your own footage
Your camera roll is full of moments you never edited. RawCut reads those clips, finds the exact seconds that fit the line you write, and cuts them into a video ready to post. No stock, nothing generated.
Whether you post every day or have not posted in months, the slow part is the same: turning raw clips into something worth watching. That is the part RawCut does.
Filming is the easy half. RawCut does the edit, so what you shot today can be a post today.
Your day is scattered across thirty unplanned clips. RawCut finds the moments and puts them in order.
Every trip ends with hours of footage and no video. Type one line about the trip and get the recap.
You write one line. RawCut does the rest.
Write one line and get a finished vertical cut from your own clips in minutes. Not a blank timeline.
No stock, no AI-generated filler. If nothing you filmed fits a line, it tells you instead of faking it.
The cut and every clip in it show how well they answer your script, as a percentage you can check.
Name a feeling and AI writes the script from what is actually in your library, so every line has footage.
Find the exact seconds where something happens, or where you said it, across everything you ever filmed.
Describe another theme and the same footage becomes a different video. Swap any clip in one tap.
You film a two-minute walk and it has the sunrise, the coffee, the good line you said halfway through. A folder of video files cannot tell you any of that. RawCut reads what is inside every clip, the scenes, the moments and the words, so the line you write lands on the right seconds instead of the whole file.
Pick them from your Photos once. Your whole library stays ready for every video you make after that.
One line per moment, or just a theme like “coffee”. RawCut reads it as intent, not keywords.
The matching moments are cut into a 9:16 video, in order. Trim, add text, record a voice-over, and export for TikTok or Reels.
Name a feeling and RawCut drafts a script out of what is actually in your footage, so every line has something to match. Or write it yourself: one line per scene, or a single theme.
A script written from your library never asks for footage you do not have. Each line becomes a few seconds of your own video, in the order you wrote them.
Tap any clip in the cut and RawCut shows the script line it answers and a match score. A weak match is an invitation, not a mistake you have to hunt for.
RawCut knows which line a clip is answering, so it can offer alternatives that fit that same line, and land on the right seconds inside them. A timeline editor cannot do this: it has no idea what a clip contains.
Each clip is read once and then reused by every video you make afterwards. Search for a scene, a setting, or something you said, and the results point at the seconds inside a longer clip.
Vertical 9:16, exported in one tap and shared straight to the app you post in. Describe a different theme and you get a different video from the same footage.
Finds my favorite cuts from my clips
Two ratings so far, both five stars. RawCut is new, so this is an honest picture rather than a wall of quotes. See the listing.
Describe a theme and you get a cut. Describe a different one and you get a different video from the same footage.
The coffee, the walk, the desk, the evening. Scattered across thirty clips you filmed without a plan.
B-roll-only mode leaves out every clip where someone is talking to camera, so faceless stays faceless without you filtering by hand.
One line per beat. Each line gets the moment that answers it, in the order you wrote them.
A weekend produces two hundred clips and usually zero videos. This is the one job where the backlog is the whole problem.
What is said in your clips is read too, so the line you got right on the third take is findable. Sentences are kept whole.
The making, the packing, the room at 7am. Footage you already shoot on your phone and never turn into anything.
RawCut only cuts from clips you filmed. It does not generate video and it does not substitute a stock library. Footage you shot is the one thing that cannot be duplicated: the weather that day, your street, your hands.
If nothing in your library fits a line you wrote, it says so instead of filling the gap with something that nearly fits. A cut you can trust is worth more than one that always succeeds.
Each clip is read once and then reused by every video you make afterwards. The app is more useful in month three than on day one, which is the opposite of how a folder of footage behaves.
Not a general-purpose timeline editor, and not an AI video generator. If you want frame-by-frame control or footage you did not film, this is the wrong tool, and we would rather say so here than after you have downloaded it.
Most AI video tools either invent footage or hand you an editor. RawCut does neither.
| RawCut | AI video generators | Timeline editors | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Where the footage comes from | Clips you filmed | Generated or stock | Clips you filmed |
| What you do | Write a line | Write a prompt | Drag and trim |
| Finds moments inside a clip | Yes, by seconds | No footage to search | You scrub for them |
| Searchable by what is said | Yes | No | Rarely |
| When nothing fits | It tells you | Invents something | You find out yourself |
| Time to a first cut | Minutes | Minutes | An evening |
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Complete videos, exported, not a preview you cannot keep.
The current price is shown in the App Store and in the app before you buy. More about pricing.
No. RawCut only cuts from clips you filmed yourself. It does not generate video and it does not substitute stock library footage. If no clip fits a line you wrote, it tells you instead of filling the gap.
No. One line is enough: a theme like "my morning routine" works. Write one line per scene only if you want a specific order.
A handful gets you a video; a bigger library gets you a better one, because there is more to choose from. Variety of setting matters more than the quality of any single shot.
Your videos stay on your iPhone. See the privacy policy for what is and is not sent anywhere.
There is a free tier you can finish and export real videos on, plus an optional Pro subscription for a larger monthly allowance. See pricing.
Not yet. RawCut is iPhone only, on iOS 15 or later.
Yes: trim, reorder, replace a clip, mute one, add on-screen text, or ask for another cut from the same footage. It is light editing, not a full timeline.