AutoCut is an AI plugin for Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve that removes silences and adds captions, zooms and B-rolls. Plans from $6.6/month.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
AutoCut is an AI plugin for Adobe Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve that automates repetitive editing tasks inside the timeline. Its tools cover silence removal, captions, multicam switching, zooms, B-roll, short-clip discovery, repeated-take detection, profanity filtering, chapters and resizing. The company says its mission is to help video editors save time so they can focus on creativity.
The product is aimed at editors, creators and teams who cut talking-head videos, podcasts and social clips. AutoCut describes itself as an Adobe video partner. Its site is available in eight languages, and it reports ratings of 4.8/5 on Trustpilot from 326 reviews and 4.6/5 on G2 from 67 reviews.
AutoCut installs as an extension and runs directly inside Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve on macOS and Windows. Editors open the extension panel, pick a tool and apply it to the sequence. Because it works in the timeline, there is no bouncing of files between apps, no re-imports and no quality loss, according to the company.
Each tool targets one job. Silence removal detects dead air, caption tools transcribe audio, and multicam tools detect speakers or use smart triggers and camera priorities to pick angles. The company describes its output as a faster first pass that editors can then refine by hand, in line with its stated creativity-first approach.
Captioning comes in two modes. Advanced AutoCaptions adds automatic transcription with 90+ fully editable presets for Instagram Reels and TikTok. Standard AutoCaptions adds clean, word-by-word captions with adjustable fonts, colors and highlights. AutoCut Silences removes dead air, and AutoCut Repeat detects repeated takes so the best one can be kept.
For multicam work, AutoCut Podcast switches angles by detecting speakers, while AutoCut Angles uses triggers and priorities. AutoZoom adds timed zooms, and AutoB-Rolls inserts AI images and Storyblocks footage. AutoViral finds strong moments in long videos, AutoChapters creates YouTube chapters, AutoResize reframes for social formats, and the AutoProfanity Filter bleeps, mutes or removes swearing.
AutoCut is an AI plugin for Adobe Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve. It automates tasks such as silence removal, captions, zooms, B-rolls, multicam switching and resizing inside the editing timeline.
On the yearly toggle, Basic is $6.6/month ($79 billed yearly), the AI Plan is $14.9/month ($178.8 billed yearly), and Enterprise is $19.9/month per license ($238.8 billed yearly per license). Monthly billing is also offered.
Yes. Download and install AutoCut, then open the extension in Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve to start the trial. The site states a 14-day trial with no credit card required and all features included.
AutoCut works inside Adobe Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve on both macOS and Windows. The sources do not list support for other editing software.
Basic includes only AutoCut Silences. The AI Plan includes all of the AI features, such as Advanced AutoCaptions, AutoCut Podcast, AutoCut Angles, AutoZoom, AutoViral, AutoB-Rolls, AutoCut Repeat, AutoProfanity Filter and AutoChapters.
Yes. Plans can be upgraded or downgraded from the account dashboard. According to the site, changes take effect immediately and billing is adjusted accordingly.
The Enterprise plan is designed for agencies, small teams and large organizations. It adds team licensing, centralized billing, priority support and on-demand demo calls, priced per license.
AutoCut suits editors and creators who work in Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve and spend time on repetitive steps like cutting pauses, captioning and multicam switching. Podcast and social video editors are common examples in its reviews.