Tailored Labs: AI Video Editor Automates 80% of Editing Work
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adrian humphrey
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Summary
Tailored Labs is an AI-powered video editing tool that automates 80% of the editing process. Users upload raw footage and use chat-based commands to instruct the AI on editing tasks like removing silences or finding the best hooks. The tool is designed for content creators who want to focus on creative aspects while the AI handles tedious editing work, providing a solid rough cut quickly.
Key quotes
· 5 pulledUpload your raw footage, tell the AI what you want, and get an 80% edited video in minutes - ready for your final creative touches.
We do the boring parts, you keep the fun parts
Chat-based editing ('remove silences', 'find the best hook')
Built by creators who hate editing, for creators who hate editing
Perfect for YouTubers, course creators, and anyone drowning in raw footage who just needs a solid rough cut fast.
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