Editing decisions, not editing software
Traditional editors give you a timeline and leave every decision to you. This one arrives with the cuts already proposed, so your job is approving or overriding them.
AI video editor
An AI video editor built for short-form output.
Edit long recordings into finished vertical videos without a timeline. Reelsmith handles selection, pacing, captions and framing, and hands the result back for review before export.
Try it in Reelsmith →One-time trial on signup — 10 videos and 1 hour of total footage, whichever runs out first. No card required.
Free to try
Your first 10 videos free, up to 1 hour of footage in total.
One-time trial on signup — 10 videos and 1 hour of total footage, whichever runs out first. No card required.
Reelsmith workflowLive preview
Source
Short 01
Short 02
How it works
From upload to finished in three moves.
- 01 Upload the recording you want to cut down
- 02 Let the editor propose cuts, captions and framing
- 03 Adjust anything you disagree with, then export
What the ai video editor gives you.
Built for vertical, not adapted to it
Most editors treat 9:16 as an export setting. Here the framing, caption placement and pacing assume a vertical feed from the start.
Review before anything renders
Every automatic decision is visible and reversible before export, so you are never stuck with a cut you would not have made.
Questions, answered.
Is the AI video editor free to use?
Your first 10 videos are free, covering up to 1 hour of footage in total. That is a one-time trial on signup rather than a monthly allowance, and it does not require a card.
How is this different from a traditional video editor?
A traditional editor is a blank timeline plus tools. Reelsmith proposes a finished edit — cuts, captions, framing — and asks you to review it. It replaces the repetitive passes, not the creative judgment.
Can I use it without any editing experience?
Yes. The workflow is built around reviewing suggestions rather than building a sequence, so it does not assume familiarity with timelines, tracks or keyframes.
What kind of footage does it work on?
Speech-led footage — podcasts, interviews, webinars, tutorials and talking-head recordings. Editing decisions are driven by what is said, so footage without clear speech gets much less benefit.
Compare this with the other Reelsmith tools or see the full product overview.
Reelsmith vs other ai video editor tools
Each comparison leads with what the other tool does well, then where the Reelsmith workflow differs.