AI auto editor for short-form clips
Auto editing should remove the busywork, not the judgment. FrameOS automates the slow, repetitive steps of short-form editing and leaves the one decision that matters — what's good enough to publish — to you.
The repetitive work, automated
Scrubbing for moments, cropping to vertical, typing and timing captions — those are the steps that eat an afternoon. FrameOS does them automatically across the whole video so you start from finished candidates, not a blank timeline.
Automated where it's safe, manual where it counts
Finding, reframing, and captioning run on their own. Choosing what represents your brand does not. FrameOS gives you a ranked shortlist and a per-clip review so the automation proposes and you decide.
Editable output, not a black box
Auto-generated captions stay editable until export, and you see the reframed crop against the real footage. Nothing is final until you've checked it, so 'automatic' never means 'unreviewed.'
Built for repeatable volume
Because the slow steps are automated, one source video becomes a batch of clips in the time it used to take to cut one — a cadence you can run every week without it taking over your week.
What runs automatically
- Moment-finding across the whole video.
- Vertical reframing that follows the speaker.
- Word-by-word captions, editable before export.
- Ranked shortlist with per-clip review.
FAQ
What does the AI auto editor actually do for me?
It automates the repetitive short-form steps — finding moments, reframing to vertical, and captioning — and hands you a ranked shortlist to approve, so you skip the manual scrubbing and cropping.
Does automatic mean I can't change anything?
No. Captions and styling stay editable, you see the reframed crop before export, and you approve each clip — automation handles the busywork, you keep the control.
Will it post clips on its own?
No. Nothing exports or publishes without your approval. The auto editor prepares; you decide what goes out.