Smartrazor is an AI video editing tool for people making YouTube videos, especially longform talking-head content. Its core purpose is to reduce the time spent on editing by having AI remove mistakes, bad takes, and pauses, while also adding effects to the video.
The product describes its workflow as upload or record first, then let the system process the footage automatically. It says the AI cuts out mistakes and bad takes, and it includes a transcript editor for text-based adjustments to cuts. Another listed feature is an effects timeline that lets users adjust zoom and caption positions quickly. The site also says it can export straight to YouTube, download a full video, or download individual clips. English is the only language it says it reliably supports.
Smartrazor says it is made for online business owners and creators, and it repeatedly singles out YouTube creators and “talking-head” creators. It presents itself as a way to save time, avoid burnout, and reduce the need to hire a video editor. The page also includes a section for content agencies and large teams in its pricing plan names.
It is available as a downloadable application for Apple and Windows. The pricing section lists three subscription tiers: Lite at $9 per month, Standard at $29 per month, and Team at $79 per month. Each tier includes a free trial, and the listed features vary by plan, with the higher tiers adding animated auto captions and engaging zoom placement alongside auto-cutting. The page also says the tool is available for download now for Apple and Windows.
In the AI-assisted video editing space, Smartrazor takes a focused approach. It focuses on reducing the time and effort required for YouTube creators to edit videos by automating editing tasks with AI. It is built as a consumer product for youTube creators and video content producers. Smartrazor is paid. It runs on the web.
Smartrazor builds and maintains Smartrazor, and it first shipped in 2024. Key capabilities include AI video editing, bad take removal, and auto effects.
Summary written by a language model from the project’s public pages.
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