DevMotion AutoCut review
A focused browser editor for automated cleanup, with short limits on lower paid tiers.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
DevMotion AutoCut is a browser-based AI editing tool for podcast creators, interview producers, and video podcasters. It analyzes uploaded audio or video to identify silence, dead air, and filler words such as “um” and “uh,” then presents suggested cuts for review. Editors can refine those cuts on a timeline, adjust silence-duration and volume thresholds, control padding around edits, and process multiple segments or multitrack recordings. Its focus is practical cleanup rather than broad production work, making it a fit for creators who want to shorten spoken-word content without installing desktop software.
The free plan supports building and previewing videos free forever and includes 30 AI credits. Launch costs $29 per month and adds 30 video exports, Full HD exports, up to two minutes per video, 1,500 AI credits per month, 20 cloud projects, and 2 GB of storage. Studio is $59 per month, with 100 exports, 4K output, up to five minutes per video, 3,000 AI credits, 100 cloud projects, and 10 GB of storage. Scale costs $199 per month and raises the limits to 500 exports, up to 30 minutes per video, 10,000 AI credits, unlimited cloud projects, and 100 GB of storage.
For podcast video workflows, AutoCut’s format options cover 16:9, 1:1, and 9:16 exports, while auto-captions support podcast clips and audiograms. The review step is important because suggested cuts can be adjusted before export, rather than treated as an uneditable result. Batch processing also suits producers handling multiple clips or multitrack recordings. Choose AutoCut if automated silence and filler removal is the main requirement and a browser workflow fits. Choose another editor if projects regularly exceed the paid plan’s per-video limits or require a desktop application.
DevMotion AutoCut pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Detects silence, dead air, and filler words automatically
- Reviewable cuts with adjustable thresholds and padding controls
- Batch processing, captions, and exports up to 4K
- Where it doesn't
- Launch limits videos to two minutes each
- No desktop app; the product is web-based
- The $29 monthly plan includes only 30 video exports
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