Planning
Narrative arc, scene-by-scene breakdown, voice-over script, animation specs. Review and edit anything before assets are generated.
StudioCut delivers a publish-ready video — not raw clips — through a five-phase pipeline with one human review gate at the storyboard. These are the features that get you there, grouped the way the work happens: finished output, brand libraries, your team, your inputs, and voice.
Field-by-field control across four steps — token budgets, multi-language batching, brand enforcement, and the review-and-create gate. This video itself was produced by StudioCut.
Five phases, one review gate at the storyboard. You get the finished video plus the artifacts a production team produces: a written script, a recorded voiceover, and scene-by-scene direction. It replaces a scriptwriter, voice artist, editor and project manager.
Narrative arc, scene-by-scene breakdown, voice-over script, animation specs. Review and edit anything before assets are generated.
Images per scene, voice-over audio, background music, video clips, thumbnails — generated in parallel, then submitted for your review.
Styled scene layouts with entrance/emphasis/exit animations, brand colours, platform-correct safe zones. The scene-by-scene direction is yours to review.
Final composited video, synchronised voice, music ducking, transitions — rendered to MP4 and held at a review gate before it ships.
Optimised title, chapter-marked description, SEO tags, thumbnail, platform-specific metadata — the video leaves publish-ready.
Prefer not to sit at every gate? Toggle Auto-Approve for unattended end-to-end production. Ideal for overnight batches.
Three aspect ratios; scene layouts, safe zones, and timing auto-adapt. And every asset behind the video is yours — no lock-in.
1920×1080. YouTube full-length, embeds, presentations.
1080×1920. Shorts, Reels, TikTok, Stories.
1080×1080. Instagram and Facebook feeds.
The finished video, plus the script, voiceover audio, per-scene images and direction — exported and owned by you. No lock-in.
Edit a single scene's prompt, regenerate one image, swap a clip — without re-rendering the whole video.
Phase events, render completion and errors are sent to your own URL, so StudioCut fits into the tools you already use.
Three libraries the pipeline draws on every run, so every video looks and sounds the same without re-setup each time.
Primary / secondary / accent colours, two-font pairings, logo placement rules, intro/outro stings — applied automatically to every production.
Your chosen voices saved and reused across productions, so narration stays consistent run to run.
Every final video, generated image, clip, music track, voiceover and thumbnail from all your productions in one place — grouped by production, searchable, and counted toward your storage.
Cinematic, news, motion-graphics, kinetic-text, doc-realist, anime, whiteboard, retro-VHS, hand-drawn, and more. Plus a custom style builder you can save and reuse.
Workspaces, roles, shared libraries and client review — the collaboration an agency needs, at a small-team price.
Each team gets its own brand kits, libraries, render queue, and billing line.
Owner / Producer / Reviewer / Viewer. The storyboard review gate can be scoped to a role.
Share a phase for review and sign-off — clients approve the script, the assets, or the final cut without needing a seat.
One subscription, multiple end-client workspaces, consolidated invoicing.
Every edit, approval, render, and publish is logged with actor and timestamp.
The rare part is the automation: point an RSS feed at the pipeline or submit a batch in JSON, and productions start without you lifting a finger. Plus the everyday inputs — an article, a URL, a PDF.
Point the pipeline at a feed and new items become new productions automatically — hands-off content repurposing.
Submit a batch of productions in one JSON pass — drive many videos from a spreadsheet or your own system.
Paste a blog post, a draft, or any text and the pipeline turns it into a scripted video.
Give the pipeline a page link; it reads the content and builds the production from it.
Upload a PDF — a report, a deck, a whitepaper — and turn it into a video.
One source in, up to twenty-four output locales — context-aware translation, locale-matched voices, and RTL subtitle support for Arabic, Hebrew, Persian and Urdu, produced in parallel.
High-fidelity AI narration out of the box — and the option to use a custom cloned voice.
10+ premium AI voices. Match gender, age, and accent to your audience and locale.
Clone a voice and use it as the narrator across your productions. Voice cloning requires explicit consent from the voice owner.
Auto-burned or sidecar SRT, plus one-click dubbing — narration and subtitles stay in sync across every output locale.
Production was never the whole job. Four tools cover what comes before the first frame — the topic, the trend — and what comes after the render: the client, and the page that converts.
Produce-ready video ideas — title, hook, and angle — generated from your niche, saved to a persistent Idea Board wired straight into production. Learn more →
YouTube trending, Google Trends, Reddit, and your RSS feeds — filtered through your niche and ranked by momentum, with Create Video on every card. Learn more →
Video gigs from major freelance marketplaces, scored 0–100 for fit, with AI-drafted proposals that showcase your published videos. Learn more →
One click turns a finished video into a complete, self-contained marketing page — AI-written copy, video embed, host it anywhere. Learn more →
StudioCut.Video runs an MCP server, so Claude — or any MCP client — can brief a batch, price it, start it, and hand you the storyboard to approve. Drafting is free, and nothing is charged until you agree to a quoted price. See how it works →
Design options, a dry run that creates nothing, free drafts, a real price quote, the storyboard read back to you, and a download link at the end. Exactly one tool spends credits.
The pipeline stops at the storyboard for a person, every time, and there is no publish tool — nothing goes out to a platform without you.
Each key is bound to your personal account or one agency, lives 30 days at most, rotates without downtime, and can carry a spend ceiling per day, week or month.