AI talking-head editing that keeps your message focused
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Start with what you recorded. Let AI identify sections to review, choose what to remove, and check the joins so your message still makes sense.
How it works
Import your recording
Choose a speech-led video and check that the audio is clear enough to transcribe.
Review the suggested cuts
Find pauses, breaths and repetition. Keep words and pauses that are important to the meaning.
Listen, refine and export
Listen across each cut, adjust the edit, and add supporting footage or captions before exporting.
Real-world examples
The five scripts below are actual outputs of AIMIX AI script creation, generated from the prompt shown in each example. They were generated in Chinese; the tables are translated without edits, durations are as generated. A scene without a generated visual description is marked “—”.
Keep control of the final edit
Reduce repetition
Remove redundant passages so viewers can follow your key points.
Check the sound of every cut
Refine the joins between phrases and listen before exporting.
Continue on the timeline
Add multiple video tracks, picture-in-picture, captions and transitions in the desktop editor.
Frequently asked questions
Should I review AI suggestions?
Yes. Technical terms, emphasis and meaningful pauses may need to stay. You control the final edit.
What recordings work best?
Product explanations, lessons and other speech-led recordings are a good fit. Noise and overlapping speakers can affect recognition.
Does local smart splitting use credits?
Local smart splitting in the desktop editor does not consume credits. Other AI analysis features have separate usage rules shown in the app.