Cuts from your own footage
The agent works from the material you uploaded and assembles a cut out of it. Nothing is generated in its place.
Stitch watches your raw material and hands back finished vertical clips — captions, graphics and music already in place. Review them on a real timeline, and ask for changes in plain language.
Three steps: assets, brief, clips.
The app's own flow, start to finish. There is no storyboard stage, no template to fill in, and nothing to trim before you begin.
Upload the raw material — long takes, b-roll, stills. Whatever you shot, in the state you shot it.
Say what the clips are for in a sentence or two, then pick your aspect ratios and how many variations you want back.
The agent watches the footage, writes the cut and renders it. Every clip arrives with the editor's notes on what it cut, and why.
Captions, graphics, music and sound are placed against the cut before you ever see it — and every one of them stays editable afterwards.
The agent works from the material you uploaded and assembles a cut out of it. Nothing is generated in its place.
Word-level timing and styling, so the captions land with the speech rather than sitting on top of it.
Titles, stickers and a music bed, plus a library of 41 sound effects cut against the edit.
Load your fonts, colours and logo into the brand kit once, and every clip comes back on-brand.
Trim, swap b-roll, retime graphics and edit captions on a multi-lane timeline. It's an editor, not a preview.
Ask for the change the way you'd ask an editor — "lose the intro, keep the last line" — and get a new version back.
Every plan includes the whole product — the agent, the timeline editor, captions, graphics, sound and the brand kit. The difference is how many workspaces you run, how much you render, and how many of you are working on it.
For one person or a small team getting going.
For teams shipping clips every week.
Prices are in Australian dollars, per month. One subscription covers your whole account — Starter runs one workspace, Pro up to ten. Render minutes are counted per workspace and reset each month; seats are how many people can work in a workspace.
Upload what you shot, write two lines about it, and see what comes back.