Aicut generates AI story videos with voiceover for TikTok, YouTube and Instagram and auto-posts them. Plans from $19.99/month; pay-as-you-go free tier.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Aicut is a browser-based AI video platform built for faceless channels on TikTok, YouTube Shorts and Instagram Reels. From a prompt or a chosen format, it generates AI video, image stories, multi-scene Video Story episodes, voiceovers, music and sound effects. Users can then edit in a timeline and post. The service is operated by Aicut GmbH in Bonn, Germany.
The company says more than 570,000 creators have used it and more than 700,000 videos have been generated. Those figures come from Aicut's own homepage and were not independently verified. The pitch is narrow: creators who want to post a story-style video every day without filming, recording voices or learning an editing program.
The homepage describes three steps. First, pick a format that is already trending, or paste a TikTok link and recreate it. Second, Aicut writes the script, casts the characters, records the voices and renders the scenes into a finished vertical video. Third, download and publish the result, or set up a campaign that posts to connected channels on a schedule.
Every generation spends tokens from a single balance. The token price of an action appears before the user starts it, and browsing spends nothing. If a generation fails on Aicut's side, the tokens are credited back automatically. Per-model prices are listed on each tool in the create hub, which helps with budgeting before committing to a plan.
The catalog includes 30 story formats, such as Cheating Fruits, Fruit Love Island, Talking Objects and Prison Fruits, each producing multi-scene episodes with a written script and voiceover. Users can recreate a winning video from a link, recast who appears in a clip, or put their own character into its movements. Clip tools turn raw footage into subtitled, ready-to-post clips.
Beyond formats, the create hub covers image generation and editing, lipsync, fake text and Reddit story videos, voiceover, music and sound effects. The model catalog includes Veo 3.1, Kling 3, Seedance 2 and Grok Imagine for video, and GPT Image and Nano Banana for images. A layered timeline editor handles final adjustments by hand.
Aicut is an AI video platform for faceless short-form channels. It generates AI videos, image stories, multi-scene story episodes, voiceovers, music and sound effects from a prompt, edits them in a browser timeline and posts them to TikTok, YouTube Shorts and Instagram Reels.
The Free plan is pay as you go at $0.60 per token. Creator is $19.99 per month or $149.99 per year (about $12.50 per month) with 50 tokens monthly. Automate is $39.99 per month or $299.99 per year (about $25.00 per month) with 100 tokens monthly.
Yes, but it has no included allowance. Signing up is free and tokens cost $0.60 each, with an aicut watermark on videos. New accounts, referrals and reward programs may grant free tokens. The price of an action is shown before you start it.
Yes. You can cancel in Account settings or on the Billing page without giving a reason. The plan stays active until the end of the current billing period and you are not charged again.
Token packs can be refunded on request while none of their tokens are used. Monthly subscriptions can be refunded for the current month if the full allowance is unused, and yearly subscriptions within 30 days under the same condition. EU and EEA consumers also have a 14-day right of withdrawal.
Aicut posts to TikTok, YouTube and Instagram. Creator includes one-click posting, and Automate adds automation campaigns that generate and publish videos on a schedule.
Yes. Aicut provides a hosted MCP server so Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and other assistants can generate on your account. The homepage says no API key is needed and that the assistant prices the job before spending anything.
Aicut suits creators and small operators who want to publish AI-generated story-style short videos regularly without filming or recording. It is less suited to long-form video or traditional editing work.