Written from the app’s own behaviour
Every claim in these guides matches what the editor does on screen, including its limits: it only cuts from the clips you give it, it asks before it shares anything, and the reel is always yours to change. Where the product stops, the guide says so.
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- Wedding video editing, from raw footage to the filmEverything between the last card of the weekend and the film the couple watches: planning what you sold, the footage, the song, Auto-Edit’s first cut, and the finishing that is still yours.
- How to cut an event highlight reel from raw footageThe day is over. The footage is on a drive in London, Austin, Lagos or Pune, and the client wants a film, not a folder. An AI video editor that starts from footage cuts it to one song on a real timeline.
- AI video editor vs generatorAn AI video editor and an AI video generator do two different jobs. One cuts footage you shot. The other invents picture from a prompt.
- Cut video to a songTo cut video to a song, make the song the length of the film. The reel follows its length, and the cuts land on its beat.
- Local AI video editorA local AI video editor keeps your originals on your drive. Editing, playback and export run on your computer; only Auto-Edit’s analysis uses the network, on low-quality copies, after asking once.
- How to plan a same-day edit for a weddingA same-day edit is a highlight shown to the guests before the night is over, and most of it is planning. What to prepare before the day, what Auto-Edit does at the venue, and what to check before the screening.
- Speech in Indian languages, kept in your wedding filmWedding films are full of voices: vows, toasts, a blessing from an elder, often in more than one language across the day. Vantacut hears speech in 22 Indian languages and English, so those lines can stay in the reel.
- Wedding video editing software for PC, comparedEDIUS, Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Filmora, CapCut and Vantacut: what each is built for, in its maker’s own words, and how wedding studios in India can put them together for the traditional film, the highlight and the teaser.
- Wedding film deliverables: lengths, songs and versionsHow long should a wedding highlight be, and what else goes in the package? The films couples usually get, what sets each one’s length, and what decides when you can hand them over.
- Vertical wedding reels: cutting 9:16 from wide footageCouples share their wedding on phones, in a tall frame. Here is how to get a 9:16 reel from footage you shot wide, what the crop does, and what to fix by hand before you export.
- How to organise multi-day wedding footage before you editA three-day wedding can leave a dozen cards from several cameras, phones and audio recorders. A folder plan, a backup rule and a few notes from the day make every film easier to cut, in any editor.
- Video editor for Linux: Vantacut on UbuntuA desktop video editor for Linux with a real timeline, a colour page and an AI first cut. Vantacut ships a .deb for Ubuntu 24.04 or later on amd64, and your footage stays on your machine.
- Wedding songs by ceremony, from haldi to vidaaiThe Hindi and Punjabi film songs couples often ask for at each ceremony, and how to choose and trim a song so the highlight reel it sets is the film you promised.
- Music in wedding films made in India: the rights, in plain wordsA song played at the sangeet, the same song in the film you deliver, and that film posted publicly are three different uses. Here is what each one involves, and the options that keep a film online.
- Multicam wedding footage: sync and proxy prep before the editTwo or three cameras and an audio recorder at the pheras give you angles, and a pile of files to line up. The prep on the day and before the edit decides how easily they come together.
- Indian wedding shot list: every event, every must-have shotA shot list for a multi-day Indian wedding, from the haldi to the reception, with the moments families ask about afterwards. Download it as a spreadsheet and change it for the wedding in front of you.
- What wedding video editing costs you: evenings, a freelancer or Auto-EditEvery wedding film costs something to edit: your own evenings, a freelance editor’s fee, or Auto-Edit credits for the first cut. How each one is counted, with a worked example in credits.
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