video editor · learns your eye

An editor that learns your eye —
not a template.

Every cut you tweak and every grade you adjust becomes part of how Cutflash edits next time, so the rough draft keeps landing closer to your own taste.

Windows desktop · editing and rendering run locally — scoring uses a cloud pass.
FlashPersona remembers your edits; the shared FlashHive keeps every new editor's starting point sharp from day one.
No extra charge to re-cut, re-grade, or re-export.
Drop clips. Beat match. Auto-brand. Done.

Drop clips. Get shorts. In a flash.

Stop spending hours hunting for the best frames and alignment. Drag and drop your raw footage into Cutflash. Cutflash isolates the peak moments, paces them to the beat, applies a cinematic grade, stamps your branding, and delivers a polished short ready to post.

FlashSync™

Cuts to the beat

The audio engine paces your cuts and transitions to the beat — rhythmic flow with zero manual timeline nudging.

FlashGrade™

Cinematic color + brand

Intelligent grading (auto-detects C-Log vs standard) plus automated logo, text and font placement — the tedious final 10%, done.

FlashPersona™

Learns your style

Every cut you tweak and grade you adjust is remembered. Over time it mirrors your taste — an editor trained to be you. Meanwhile the FlashHive™ learns from every editor, so the baseline keeps rising.

Flash Patches

Built with you

Spot a bug or want a feature? A built-in feedback loop ships fixes overnight — days, not annual updates.

Editing is free

Pay once, edit endlessly

You pay for the scoring pass — then re-drafting, refining, swapping shots and re-exporting all reuse those scores and cost nothing extra.

Hands-off

Runs in the background

Scoring and export run while you do other things — point it at a whole folder of shoots and batch them overnight, with a notification when it's done.

The hidden superpower

It learns your creative DNA

Cutflash doesn't just automate — it adapts. Every time you tweak a cut or adjust a color grade, your FlashPersona™ remembers. Over time it mimics your exact editing style, so the first draft lands closer and closer to final. The more you use it, the more it edits like you — and the FlashHive™ pools what every editor teaches it, so even day one starts smart.

Questions & answers

Straight answers — no fluff.

What is Cutflash?

A video editor for Windows that learns your eye. Drop a folder of raw clips and it picks the strongest moments, cuts them to the beat, applies a cinematic grade, adds your branding, and exports a finished short — or it just grades and exports every good moment as its own clip.

Is editing really free?

You pay for the scoring pass (measured in “Flashes”). After that, building the montage, re-drafting, refining shots, and re-exporting all reuse those same scores — no extra charge. You only spend again if you scan brand-new footage.

What's a “Flash”?

A Flash is one scoring pass over your clips — the unit we price on. Repeat or cached work is free, so you're never double-charged to re-analyze the same footage.

What does it cost?

Starter — $10/mo or $100/yr (8 Flashes). Pro — $25/mo or $250/yr (24 Flashes).

Can I keep working while it runs?

Yes — scoring and export run in the background, so you can do other things, and Cutflash can notify you when a run finishes. You can even point it at a parent folder of shoots and batch them all in one pass.

Does it get better over time?

Yes. Your FlashPersona learns from every cut you tweak and grade you adjust, so drafts land closer to your taste. The shared FlashHive pools what every editor teaches it, so even day one starts smart.

What footage does it work with?

Common video formats (MOV, MP4, and more). It auto-detects log vs standard footage and grades accordingly.

Where does my footage go? Is it private?

Cutflash runs on your own machine and works on your own footage. To pick the best moments, it sends frames to the cloud for analysis. We don't sell your data — see our Privacy Policy.

Do I need an internet connection?

Yes — the scoring runs in the cloud, so you'll need a connection to score and export.

Your next short is one drop away.

Drop a folder of clips and watch Cutflash do the rest.