Cuto is an AI-powered smart editing workspace that transforms raw footage into commercial-grade video edits through automated processes. Users upload footage and describe their editing goal, and AI generates an editable edit plan with subtitles, highlights, watermarks, and rhythm control in one integrated flow.

Key features include AI-driven smart editing with natural language goal description, parallel multi-clip analysis, highlight extraction and de-duplication, and auto-matched rhythm and transitions. The platform offers subtitle generation with four styles and AI segmentation, six adaptive highlight styles, and fully controllable branded watermarking. It supports multi-platform copy generation for Shorts, Reels, TikTok, Douyin, and others with auto-generated platform-optimized titles, descriptions, and hashtags, including bilingual and multi-language support.

The product works through a four-step workflow: upload assets (up to 12 video clips and optional subtitle files), generate AI plan based on user description, visual refinement on timeline with real-time adjustments, and export with platform-ready content. It provides three editing modes: visual timeline, form parameters, and raw JSON for different technical preferences, along with multi-format asset ingest supporting external .srt/.vtt subtitle files and auto-detection of media metadata.

Benefits include getting first cuts in 30 seconds, eliminating tool hopping by keeping everything in one workspace, and enabling professional editing capabilities for creators. Use cases cover various content types through built-in scene templates like talking head cuts, unboxing videos, educational content, live clip extraction, store reviews, course highlights, and event montages.

The target audience includes marketing, design, and creator teams needing on-brand visuals quickly, professional creators and social teams, studios handling batch production, and users requiring commercial-grade video edits. Integrations support multiple publishing platforms, and technical details include credit-based consumption charged by source size on upload and fixed amount on export, with AI planning and visual editing actions not adding extra cost.