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Video editing has always been the bottleneck between shooting something and actually publishing it. Today we walk through how to edit a video entirely through ChatGPT, describing the cuts in plain language instead of learning editing software. Then we finish with three tools catching our attention. Let's get into it.
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How to edit videos using ChatGPT with zero editing skills
By connecting ChatCut to ChatGPT's Codex, you can hand over raw footage and shape the edit through conversation. Here is the workflow.
Step one: Download the ChatGPT desktop app and sign in.
Step two: Select Codex from the sidebar and start a new chat.
Step three: Install the plugin with this prompt.
Prompt: “Read chatcut.io/chatgpt and install the ChatCut plugin”
Step four: Create a free ChatCut account, sign in, and connect it to Codex.
Step five: Upload your video and any extra assets, then describe the edits and refine them through chat without starting over.
Prompt: “@Chatcut Edit this video into a polished, engaging final cut. Remove pauses and mistakes, tighten the pacing, add smooth transitions, improve the audio and use the uploaded clips, images, and logo where appropriate”
Today's Trends Tool
Three tools catching our attention this week.
Napkin — turns written text into diagrams, infographics, and charts. Handy for explaining ideas visually, though complex data may still need manual tweaking.
Lindy — automates scheduling, email, and daily tasks with an AI assistant. Useful for cutting busywork, with the usual caveat of reviewing anything it sends on your behalf.
NxCode — builds production-ready apps without coding. Promising for quick prototypes, though bigger projects will still benefit from a developer's review.