Cull raw footage to the moments worth keeping, turn them into an editable first cut, and teach Cutflash your taste with every change.
Stop spending hours hunting through raw clips. Cutflash finds the strongest usable moments, builds an editable cut, paces it to music, applies your look, and keeps the original footage untouched.
The audio engine paces your cuts and transitions to the beat — rhythmic flow with zero manual timeline nudging.
Intelligent grading (auto-detects C-Log vs standard) plus automated logo, text and font placement — the tedious final 10%, done.
Every cut you tweak and grade you adjust is remembered. Over time it mirrors your taste — an editor trained to be you. Meanwhile the FlashHive™ learns from every editor, so the baseline keeps rising.
Spot a bug or want a feature? A built-in feedback loop ships fixes overnight — days, not annual updates.
You pay for the scoring pass — then re-drafting, refining, swapping shots and re-exporting all reuse those scores and cost nothing extra.
Scoring and export run while you do other things — point it at a whole folder of shoots and batch them overnight, with a notification when it's done.
Use Cutflash as a complete auto editor or as a fast first pass before your finishing workflow.
Scan long clips, surface strong moments, keep questionable footage in Needs Review, and send selected moments into an editable cut or your NLE.
Subject focus, blinks, exposure, bursts and duplicates inform a keyboard-first culling pass. Photo culling is currently a limited private preview.
Cutflash doesn't just automate — it adapts. Every time you tweak a cut or adjust a color grade, your FlashPersona™ remembers. Over time it mimics your exact editing style, so the first draft lands closer and closer to final. The more you use it, the more it edits like you — and the FlashHive™ pools what every editor teaches it, so even day one starts smart.
Straight answers — no fluff.
Windows video culling and auto-editing software that learns your eye. Drop a folder of raw clips and it finds strong moments, builds an editable cut, grades it, adds your branding, and exports a finished short — or exports the selected moments for your NLE.
Yes, but photo culling is currently a limited private preview. It evaluates subject focus, blinks, exposure, bursts and duplicates while keeping the photographer in control of every pick.
You pay for the scoring pass (measured in “Flashes”). After that, building the montage, re-drafting, refining shots, and re-exporting all reuse those same scores — no extra charge. You only spend again if you scan brand-new footage.
A Flash is one scoring pass over your clips — the unit we price on. Repeat or cached work is free, so you're never double-charged to re-analyze the same footage.
Starter — $10/mo or $100/yr (8 Flashes). Pro — $25/mo or $250/yr (24 Flashes).
Yes — scoring and export run in the background, so you can do other things, and Cutflash can notify you when a run finishes. You can even point it at a parent folder of shoots and batch them all in one pass.
Yes. Your FlashPersona learns from every cut you tweak and grade you adjust, so drafts land closer to your taste. The shared FlashHive pools what every editor teaches it, so even day one starts smart.
Common video formats (MOV, MP4, and more). It auto-detects log vs standard footage and grades accordingly.
Cutflash runs on your own machine and works on your own footage. To pick the best moments, it sends frames to the cloud for analysis. We don't sell your data — see our Privacy Policy.
Yes — the scoring runs in the cloud, so you'll need a connection to score and export.
Drop a folder of clips and watch Cutflash do the rest.