Captions and subtitles
Ask the agent to caption the episode and add guest name titles and topic cards. The captions land on the timeline as editable blocks, so you can restyle the text or adjust the timing.
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AI Podcast Editor
Edit podcasts with AI agents that sync cameras, cut fillers and silences, and clean up voices on a multitrack timeline. Get a base cut of the episode, then refine the cut, mix, and clips yourself for Youtube, Instagram and TikTok.
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Builds the base cut episode as per brief
Share an outline or describe the episode. The agent reorders the segments and hands you an editable first cut, with every switch and trim open to change.
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Tell the agent which recording to use for audio. It lines up every camera angle to that track and cuts to whoever is speaking as the conversation moves between host and guest.
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Clean each speaker's track with voice isolation and de-noise, or let the agent handle it. Auto-leveling evens out every voice, music ducks under speech, and loudness metering shows the final level before export.
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Tell the agent which topics or kinds of moments to clip, the length and the format. It finds them and cuts each one as an editable clip for Youtube, Instagram and TikTok.
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Chapter markers
The agent watches the episode and marks each topic change on the timeline. Use the markers to check the episode’s structure and write timestamps for your show notes.
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Localization
Ask the agent to dub the episode in a any language from 50+ options. The new dialogue lands on the timeline with lips in sync and a local accent.
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Colour that matches across cameras
Ask the agent to match colour between angles, or grade the episode yourself with colour wheels, curves, LUTs and scopes.
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Remove fillers, silences and repeated lines
Waveforms on each speaker’s track show where the dead air, false starts and retakes are. Trim them to set the pace you want, and leave the pauses that let a guest’s answer land.
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Animate camera moves and titles with keyframes
Set keyframes to push in slowly on a guest’s answer, slide in a name title or bring up a topic card. Adjust the timing and easing until each move lands where you want it.
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B-roll for what the guest is describing
Ask the agent to source stock footage or generate a shot for a story the guest tells. It lands on a supporting track above your footage.
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Upload your recordings
Add your podcast clips and each mic's audio file. There's no limit on how much footage a project can take.
Tell the agent how to cut the episode
Name the audio source, what to remove and what to keep. For example: "Use the H6 recorder for audio, cut to whoever is speaking, remove fillers and long pauses, and keep the full story about the first product launch."
Refine and export
Adjust camera switches, trims and levels on the timeline, or give the agent more notes. Then export the episode, the clips and the audio file.
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Turn any script or idea into a shot-by-shot plan, then tweak as needed before generating.
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Podcast Editor FAQs
Can I edit an audio-only podcast?
Yes. Upload the audio files in the invideo podcast editor, clean and mix each voice on its own track, and export the episode as WAV, AAC or Opus. Or skip the manual grunt work and let invideo Agent handle the audio editing for your podcast.
Do I need a script or an outline to edit my podcast episode?
No. The agent reviews the conversation and builds a cut from your description. If you have a rundown, share it and the agent arranges the episode around it.
Can the podcast editor sync multiple cameras?
Yes, the invideo podcast editor analyses the audio and matches dialogue across the recordings, then aligns every angle to the audio source you chose.
Can I control what the agent cuts in the AI podcast editor?
Yes. Tell it what must stay, such as every distinct point or full answers from the guest. Every cut lands on the timeline, so you can restore or retrim anything.
Can my co-host or client review the episode in invideo podcast editor?
Yes. Send a review link. Anyone can play the cut in the browser and leave comments on the exact frame, without opening the editor. You can then ask the agent to work through the notes.
Can I finish the edit of my podcast episode in Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro or DaVinci Resolve?
Yes. Export an editable project with your cuts and layers intact. Premiere Pro and Final Cut Pro open it directly, and DaVinci Resolve imports it through OpenTimelineIO.
Is the podcast editor free?
The manual editor is free: cut, mix and export without paying. Agents use credits when you assign them work.
Do I need to install anything?
No. invideo editor is an online podcast editor that runs on desktop, laptop, tablet or phone, and agent jobs keep running when you close the tab.