Hundreds of clips reviewed one by one, the key moments found and only what counts, ready to edit.
WedCut looks at every raw clip of the wedding —scene, moment, emotion, technical quality and recording time— and keeps the ones that count on top. It is the culling that steals most of your time, done before you open your editor.
You import the wedding folders and the scan tells you how many clips there are and what size it is, before you pay anything.
It filters out what doesn't work, scores what does and recognises the moments. Once per wedding.
You see what was picked and what was discarded, rescue whatever you want and ask for replacements before editing.
It goes beyond “good shot or bad shot”: it understands what is happening in each clip and how much it is worth for the edit.
Getting ready, ceremony, cocktail hour, dinner or party: every clip lands in its part of the day.
The vows, the rings, the kiss, the first dance: it knows what is going on in the shot.
It scores the emotional intensity of the clip so what moves people stays on top.
Focus, stability and framing: it sets aside what is out of focus, shaky or unusable.
It rebuilds the real recording time so the wedding orders itself, even from several cameras.
It recognises aerial and b-roll shots so they go where they make sense.
It finds the milestones of the day among hundreds of clips and marks where each one peaks, so the edit cuts at the right instant.
Before the deep analysis, a first pass clears out the clips that would never make it into an edit. It deletes nothing: everything can be rescued.
Setup clips, tests and technical takes recorded with no intention of using them.
Black, the lens cap on or the camera recording by mistake. B-roll shots don't fall in here: they are recognised and kept.
Whip pans, jolts and sudden moves that don't hold up on screen.
You press “Analyse event” once and the work runs on its own. You can leave it working and come back when it finishes.
It scores every clip and runs the quality filter to keep the ones that deserve an in-depth analysis.
It prepares a few frames of each clip on your computer and the AI reads them one by one: about 13 seconds per clip.
Scored clips, located moments and the editorial profile of the wedding, ready to generate the first edit.
You sync the camera clocks once per wedding: the app suggests the clip pairs and lines them up frame-accurately. That way all the footage is ordered by the real time it was recorded, whatever card it comes from.
The analysis suggests; you decide. In the pool you see what was picked and what was discarded, clip by clip, before generating anything.
You mark each clip and your decisions rule every edit of that wedding.
What was left out is still there: if it works for you, put it back in.
If a clip doesn't convince you, ask for an equivalent one from the same moment.
Type “kiss”, “tears” or a line from the vows and take the result to the pool.
WedCut is a local app for Mac and Windows. Your couples' footage stays on your drive.
The raw clips, the edit and the export stay on your computer, without uploading the videos to any server.
To analyse, WedCut prepares a few frames of each clip on your machine and only those frames travel to the analysis.
Scanning is free and tells you the size before you start. You pay for the wedding analysis once and, with it, generate all the edits you want.
It counts the clips and tells you the size of the wedding before you pay anything.
Up to 500, up to 1,000 or up to 1,500 clips: you pay according to the footage the wedding has.
You never pay twice for the same clip, and generating edits on top doesn't spend balance again.
After the analysis comes the first edit of your wedding. More answers in editing wedding videos with AI and in pricing.
Each video file exactly as it comes out of the camera, unedited. A wedding usually has between 300 and 1,300: getting ready, ceremony, cocktail hour, party, drone and everything recorded just in case.
The scan, which counts the clips and tells you the size, takes a couple of minutes. The deep analysis runs at about 13 seconds per clip, so a wedding of about 500 clips takes one or two hours of machine time, and you can leave it working.
No. The videos never leave your computer: WedCut prepares a few frames of each clip on your machine and only those frames travel to the analysis.
Nothing is deleted. Clips set aside by the quality filter or left out of the pool are still there: in the pool you see them, rescue them if they work for you and ask for replacements for the ones that don't.
You never pay twice for the same clip. If you add new footage, only the new clips are scanned and analysed. And generating a teaser, highlight or film from what has been analysed doesn't spend balance again.
Yes. You sync the camera clocks once per wedding and all the footage is ordered by real recording time. Drone and b-roll shots are recognised as such.
Start with one wedding: scan it for free, check the size and analyse it. Available now for Mac and PC.