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How it works (CUTLOOM)

Pick a topic (or let it suggest ten).

Write or generate the script, then edit any line.

It matches stock footage to each scene. You can swap clips or use your own.

Choose a voice, captions and optional background music.

Export an MP4.

 

What you need

Windows with Pinokio (made and tested on Windows only; Mac and Linux are untested)

No graphics card for the main app

A free Pexels key for stock footage

An OpenAI key is optional. It gives natural AI voices and AI-written scripts, at roughly a few cents per short, billed to you by OpenAI. Without it you can paste your own script and use a free built-in voice.

 

Free and Pro

Free makes 15-second videos at 720p with a small watermark. Pro is $29 one-time, with no subscription. It adds 30 and 60-second videos, 1080p, other shapes (16:9, 1:1, custom), no watermark, background music, batch mode and your own clips. There's also an optional AI-clip add-on that needs Pro.

 

Honest limits

Stock footage is matched by keywords, so some scenes will look generic. That's why every scene is editable.

It can't promise views or income. Platforms reduce reach on repetitive videos, so use your own topics and facts.

 

I'd love feedback on the install and on the first video you make: what broke, what confused you, and what's missing. Site and pricing: cutloom.netlify.app

Cutloom is an independent, local-first AI video creation tool built to give content creators full ownership and creative control over short-form video production.

 

Unlike traditional cloud-based SaaS generators that operate as non-editable "black boxes" tied to monthly credit caps, Cutloom runs directly on the user's computer. It streamlines the entire video creation workflow into five transparent steps:

 

* **Topic Discovery & Scripting:** Generates niche-specific video ideas and writes 15, 30, or 60-second scripts with granular scene-by-scene editing.

* **Smart Media Matching:** Automatically pairs scenes with vertical stock footage via pexels or custom keywords.

* **Voiceover & Captions:** Offers built-in local voice options or OpenAI AI voices, paired with high-legibility, word-grouped burned-in captions.

* **Local Rendering & Privacy:** Renders final MP4 files locally without sending user scripts, assets, or API keys to external servers.

 

Designed for faceless channel owners, solopreneurs, and privacy-conscious creators, cutloom offers a free tier as well as a flat, one-time Pro purchase—eliminating recurring subscription fees while accelerating daily content workflows.

 

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Cutloom: make a finished short-form video from one topic, on your own PC

 

Cutloom turns a topic into a vertical video for TikTok, YouTube Shorts or Reels. It writes the script, records the voiceover, finds stock footage and adds captions. You can edit every line before you export.

 

How it works

 

Pick a topic (or let it suggest ten).

Write or generate the script, then edit any line.

It matches stock footage to each scene. You can swap clips or use your own.

Choose a voice, captions and optional background music.

Export an MP4.

 

What you need

 

Windows with Pinokio (made and tested on Windows only; Mac and Linux are untested)

No graphics card for the main app

A free Pexels key for stock footage

An OpenAI key is optional. It gives natural AI voices and AI-written scripts, at roughly a few cents per short, billed to you by OpenAI. Without it you can paste your own script and use a free built-in voice.

 

Free and Pro

Free makes 15-second videos at 720p with a small watermark. Pro is $29 one-time, with no subscription. It adds 30 and 60-second videos, 1080p, other shapes (16:9, 1:1, custom), no watermark, background music, batch mode and your own clips. There's also an optional AI-clip add-on that needs Pro.

 

Honest limits

 

Stock footage is matched by keywords, so some scenes will look generic. That's why every scene is editable.

It can't promise views or income. Platforms reduce reach on repetitive videos, so use your own topics and facts.

 

 

I'd love feedback on the install and on the first video you make: what broke, what confused you, and what's missing. Site and pricing: cutloom.netlify.app

Cutloom: make a finished short-form video from one topic, on your own PC

 

Cutloom turns a topic into a vertical video for TikTok, YouTube Shorts or Reels. It writes the script, records the voiceover, finds stock footage and adds captions. You can edit every line before you export.

 

How it works

 

Pick a topic (or let it suggest ten).

Write or generate the script, then edit any line.

It matches stock footage to each scene. You can swap clips or use your own.

Choose a voice, captions and optional background music.

Export an MP4.

 

What you need

 

Windows with Pinokio (made and tested on Windows only; Mac and Linux are untested)

No graphics card for the main app

A free Pexels key for stock footage

An OpenAI key is optional. It gives natural AI voices and AI-written scripts, at roughly a few cents per short, billed to you by OpenAI. Without it you can paste your own script and use a free built-in voice.

 

Free and Pro

Free makes 15-second videos at 720p with a small watermark. Pro is $29 one-time, with no subscription. It adds 30 and 60-second videos, 1080p, other shapes (16:9, 1:1, custom), no watermark, background music, batch mode and your own clips. There's also an optional AI-clip add-on that needs Pro.

 

Honest limits

 

Stock footage is matched by keywords, so some scenes will look generic. That's why every scene is editable.

It can't promise views or income. Platforms reduce reach on repetitive videos, so use your own topics and facts. its new and updated regularly

 

I'd love feedback on the install and on the first video you make: what broke, what confused you, and what's missing. Site and pricing: cutloom.netlify.app