Vmake-style talking video editor
How to edit a talking video with AI, no timeline needed.
For creators, coaches and founders who film themselves talking: say what to cut and get a clean, captioned cut back.
How to edit a talking video
Four steps, read like a cut list.
No timeline to drag. Upload the take, say what goes, and Frameo returns the cut.
Upload your talking clip
Drop in the MP4 or MOV from your phone or webcam. Frameo reads the take as it stands, dead air and all.
Say what to cut
Name the filler words, long pauses and retakes to remove, and the length you want. Plain sentences work.
Style it
Choose captions, punch-ins, B-roll and a 9:16 or 16:9 frame for Reels, Shorts or YouTube. Then check timing and lip-sync.
Export and post
Download the finished cut and post it where your audience watches.
Talking video transcript
The cut list: read it, strike it.
So, um, every morning I light the ovens at five.
[pause 2.4s]
The dough has rested all night, like, and it is ready.
Let me start again. Good bread starts with patience.
[pause 1.8s]
I fold it three times, never more.
So, um, then it goes into the oven.
[pause 3.1s]
Forty minutes later, the shop smells like home.
Running length2:41 → 0:58
The finished talking cut, captions on every word.
- Keep the first line a hook.
- Cut on the breath.
- Caption every word.
Start your edit
Describe the edit, drop in your clip.
Say what to cut and how it should look. Frameo opens with your words filled in, ready for your talking video.
Talking video editor questions
Yes. Name the ums, pauses and retakes in your prompt and Manto, the agent, cuts them from your talking clip. Review the result and ask for changes in words.
Yes. Frameo adds word-by-word captions in the style you describe, such as bold, centered or tucked low. Say it in your prompt, or use the Add Subtitles skill.
Add captionsFrameo makes one video per run, so you ask for each format in turn. Video Aspect Reframe switches a cut between 9:16 and 16:9 without cropping. The exact cost of a render is shown before you start it.
No. You describe the edit in words, such as what to cut, how long it should run and how it should look, then review the result. If something is off, say what to change.
Your next take, already cut.
Upload the clip, say what to cut and let Manto, your creative agent, hand back a tight, captioned version.
Start editing