Editing assistant for Adobe Premiere Pro

Describe the edit.Stay in Premiere.

From a long recording to a considered first cut. Tell VibeCut what to keep, review the cut plan, and continue editing in a new Premiere sequence.

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Start from the result

From the first cut to the final frame.

One editing workflow. Your original footage at the center.

The workflow

The idea is yours. So is the final say.

  1. Describe

    Say what the edit should do, in Hebrew, English or Spanish.

  2. Analyse locally

    Your media is analysed on your Mac. Only text you approve is sent for planning.

  3. Review the whole plan

    Every cut in order, its source, exact in and out points, and anything it could not do.

  4. A new sequence, recorded

    Approval builds a separate sequence, with a record of what was done.

Inside the panel

One conversation, from idea to sequence

What the panel shows at each step. These are illustrations, not screenshots.

  1. The story draft

    The story, beat by beat. It helps you judge the idea; it never authorizes an edit.

  2. Before anything is sent

    Where the text goes, which model and level, and the most it can cost, before you send.

  3. The review

    Every cut, its source and timing, and what could not be done. One approval covers exactly this.

  4. The result

    A new sequence, read back against the plan, with your source media left as it was.

Design illustration- not a screenshot

A new frame. The same story.

Prepare a vertical version from the footage you already have. Review the framing and adjust the transforms in Premiere.

Explore vertical editing
Illustrative framing comparison
Interactive framing illustration. Fictional footage, not VibeCut output.

Hebrew belongs in the edit.

From spoken words to editable captions. Local Hebrew transcription and guided native caption creation include a manual right-to-left setup step in Premiere.

See the caption workflow
Caption layout illustration. Guided creation and RTL setup are required; current limits are listed on the caption page.

Studio

The tools around the edit

Editing and finishing tools for your own footage.

Edit

Shape the story and the format.

Finish

Clean up dialogue, isolate speech and refine colour with native Premiere effects.

  • Clean dialogue

    Less background noise, with Premiere's own effects.

  • Isolate voice

    Bring the voice forward, where the Mac supports it.

  • Colour & look

    A basic correction or a look, as an adjustable effect.

AI is used to plan edits from transcript text and the editing context you approve. VibeCut does not generate images, video, music, voices, or synthetic media. Your media stays local.

Models

The models behind the edit

Auto matches the editing request to the model. You review the proposed plan before making changes.

Start with Auto. Review the selected model and maximum charge before sending text for planning.

When cloud planning is enabled, the offer identifies the model, thinking level and maximum charge before you approve sending text.

The current integration uses Anthropic’s Claude models. An approved request sends the disclosed text context- including instructions, relevant transcript excerpts, source IDs (not filenames), segment and shot durations, labels and editing constraints- to the selected model. Audio, video and thumbnails stay local.

Privacy

What leaves your Mac

Your media
Never
Audio, video and thumbnails are opened and measured locally, in every mode.
Disclosed text
Only on approval
When cloud planning is enabled, approval covers the disclosed text context: instructions, relevant transcript excerpts, source IDs (not filenames), segment and shot durations, labels and editing constraints- not just the prompt.
Local-only mode
Nothing
Makes no network requests at all.

Plans

Simple plans

A free trial, then Standard or Pro with monthly or yearly billing. AI planning uses your plan allowance. Local editing tools do not.

  • Trial

    Try the editing workflow before you pay.

    Launch pricing

    Free

    7 days or about 10 AI edits, whichever comes first

    • No card required
    • Captions, safe-zone guides and analysis on your Mac: unlimited, no AI edits used
    • Model: Auto
    • Thinking level chosen by VibeCut
    • Editing, Hebrew captions, vertical, review and recovery
    • Studio tools on your Mac as they are released

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  • Standard

    The full editing workflow, with Auto choosing the model.

    Launch pricing

    $19 a month

    or $168 a year

    120 AI edits a month

    About 30–40 videos a month, at about 3–4 AI edits per video

    • Captions, safe-zone guides and analysis on your Mac: unlimited, no AI edits used
    • 2 editing machines
    • Model: Auto
    • Thinking level chosen by VibeCut
    • Editing, Hebrew captions, vertical, review and recovery
    • Studio tools on your Mac as they are released

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  • Pro

    Choose the model, and how hard it thinks.

    Launch pricing

    $39 a month

    or $348 a year

    400 AI edits a month

    About 100–130 videos a month, at about 3–4 AI edits per video

    • Captions, safe-zone guides and analysis on your Mac: unlimited, no AI edits used
    • 3 editing machines
    • Model: Auto, or a named model
    • Thinking level: Fast, Balanced or Deep
    • Editing, Hebrew captions, vertical, review and recovery
    • Studio tools on your Mac as they are released

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  • At launch, customers with an Israeli billing address will pay in shekels in every interface language. Israeli prices are being finalized; the dollar prices shown are the international offer.
  • Prices are in USD. Sales tax or VAT is calculated at checkout by Paddle, our merchant of record.
  • These are launch prices. They may change before general availability, and existing subscribers will be told in advance.
  • Subscriptions renew automatically. Cancel any time; access continues to the end of the period you paid for. Terms & Conditions · Refund Policy

Questions

A few things worth knowing.

What is VibeCut?

VibeCut is an editing assistant for Adobe Premiere Pro. It turns an editing request into a plan you review and a new output sequence. AI is used to plan edits from transcript text and the editing context you approve. VibeCut does not generate images, video, music, voices, or synthetic media. Your media stays local.

Does my footage leave my computer?

No. Audio, video and thumbnails stay on your Mac. When enabled, approved AI planning sends the disclosed text context, including instructions, relevant transcript excerpts, source IDs (not filenames), segment and shot durations, labels and editing constraints. Local-only mode makes no network requests.

Will it edit without me?

No. Nothing is applied until you approve the plan, and the approval covers exactly the plan you saw. There is no promise of full automation.

Is the panel available in Hebrew or Spanish?

Yes. The panel's menus, buttons and settings come in Hebrew (right to left), English and Spanish, following Premiere's language unless you pick another in Settings. Some step-by-step screens, such as the story draft, the edit review and the guided caption steps, are still in English. Your prompts can be in any of the three; transcripts and captions can be Hebrew or English. This website is in English and Hebrew.

Does it work with Final Cut, DaVinci Resolve or CapCut?

No. VibeCut works with Adobe Premiere Pro only; Final Cut Pro, DaVinci Resolve and CapCut are not supported.

How much will it cost?

Start with the free trial, then choose Standard or Pro, billed monthly or yearly. The Pricing page shows launch prices and plan inclusions. Available installers are listed on the download page.

Your next story starts on the timeline.

Meet an editing assistant built around your footage, your decisions and the way you work in Premiere.

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