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Podcasters, clippers, streamers and faceless channels all hit the same wall: editing time. Four workflows where GPT-Video takes that wall down.

The editing room

Four jobs, one instruction AI agent

A podcaster hunting one exchange in two hours. A clipper redoing the same crop for a tenth channel. A streamer cutting dead air from last night's VOD. A faceless channel building a story with no footage at all. Four different asks, one window. The Editor Assistant plans each one before it touches your timeline.

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1Upload video2EditingNext
THISISTHEPARTTHEYALWAYSCLIP
0:35.18 / 2:34.12Original
SplitDeleteSilencesStandardSnapFit
Music · volume 18%
Write the order your own job needs and send it — the same room opens on your account, with your video in it.Creator · $49/mo · Best output per dollar

Say what counts

A button offers everyone the same clips. A sentence names the ones you want: complete answers for a podcast, loud reactions for a stream. The assistant ranks the recording against the criterion you gave, not a default nobody chose.

Correct it mid-edit

Nobody gets the brief right first time. Too long, the guest's name misspelled in the captions, a third cut that adds nothing — you answer the edit in front of you instead of resetting the settings and running it again.

Order the whole format

A faceless brief has no source video in it at all — a story, a narrated voice, a split screen running underneath. The same chat box that trims a podcast episode builds that video out of text.

How a sentence becomes an edit

Four ways in

The wording changes with the job. Here is what each of the four asks for, page by page.

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