Transcript-based editing
Word-timed transcripts let editors remove sentences, filler words, pauses, and retakes; the corresponding timeline edits follow the transcript.
Arsaze
Freemium
Arsaze is a multi-track video editor for manual editing and AI-assisted workflows. Users can connect Claude, ChatGPT, or Grok over MCP so an AI agent can operate the same timeline, while exports are available through the cloud or the Windows app.
What is Arsaze?
Arsaze is a multi-track video editor for manual editing and AI-assisted production. Users can cut, generate, grade, caption, review, and export from the same project, while Claude, ChatGPT, or Grok can operate the timeline through an MCP connection.
The product combines transcript-based editing, AI media generation, color and audio tools, code-to-video rendering, review links, and automatic version history. It runs in a browser, with a Windows app available for local exports.
What can Arsaze do?
AI generation and Playground graphs
Node-based graphs combine AI image and video models into reusable workflows, with generated media placed directly on the timeline. Paid plans also cover voice, music, and sound effects.
Multi-track and code-to-video editing
The timeline supports video and audio tracks, frame-accurate trims, keyframes, transitions, and live preview. Code-authored animated scenes can be rendered onto the same edit.
Color and audio post-production
Color controls include wheels, curves, HSL qualifiers, shot matching, film and creative LUTs, and .cube import. Audio tools include voice isolation, noise reduction, loudness normalization, and automatic ducking.
Agent control over MCP
Claude, ChatGPT, and Grok can be connected as custom MCP connectors so an agent can inspect and change a project while the user continues to work in the editor.
Review, versions, and delivery
Review links attach comments to exact frames and versions, with threads and ratings. Automatic versioning supports comparison and rollback; output includes MP4, FCPXML, cloud rendering, and watermark-free local Windows exports.
Use Cases
“Talking-head and transcript-led edits”
Use transcripts to remove dead air, filler words, retakes, or unwanted sentences from interviews, presentations, and other spoken footage, then refine the resulting cuts manually.
“Agent-directed rough cuts”
Connect an AI agent and describe changes such as silence removal, b-roll placement, or a color treatment in chat. The agent operates the project timeline, leaving the editor available for review and adjustment.
“Generated b-roll and motion graphics”
Create image or video assets in Playground, place them into the edit, or render code-authored title cards, kinetic type, and animated scenes alongside conventional footage.
“Client review and revision”
Share a review link so clients can comment on exact frames, reply in threads, and rate scenes. Editors or connected agents can use the feedback for a subsequent version.
“Final delivery and handoff”
Export MP4 through the cloud or locally from the Windows app, or provide an FCPXML project for continued work in DaVinci Resolve or Premiere Pro.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to use an AI agent?
No. Arsaze is a full manual editor with a multi-track timeline, trim modes, color tools, and keyframes. An AI agent is optional.
Which AI agents can connect to Arsaze?
Claude, ChatGPT, and Grok are supported over MCP. They can be added as custom connectors and can call tools against a selected project.
What does the Free plan include?
The Free plan includes the full editor and 50 one-time welcome AI credits for audio analysis such as transcripts, captions, and silence detection. AI generation and the built-in AI assistant require a paid plan.
How can I export a finished video?
You can export MP4 through cloud rendering, use the Windows app for local exports without a watermark, or export FCPXML for DaVinci Resolve and Premiere Pro.
Can edits made by an AI agent be undone?
Edits are versioned automatically, allowing users to return to earlier states, compare versions, and branch from saved work.
Quick Facts
- Category
- AI video editing
- Platforms
- Web editor and Windows 10/11 64-bit app
- AI connections
- Claude, ChatGPT, and Grok via MCP
- Core workflow
- Manual or agent-driven editing on a multi-track timeline
- Export formats
- MP4 and FCPXML
- Free access
- Free plan with 50 one-time AI credits for audio analysis
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