Podcast editing
AutoPod
- ✓ Website checked Sep 25, 2026
Automate multicamera podcast cuts and social-clip preparation in a video-editing workflow.
Tool Information
AutoPod provides editing plug-ins for video podcasts and shows. The public product page separates three jobs: choosing cuts in a multicamera sequence, preparing social clips from selected sections, and creating jump cuts around silence. Its multicamera editor uses the speakers and camera layout to choose edits, with settings for cutting methods and wide-shot frequency. The social clip tool creates a new sequence from in and out points, changes the aspect ratio and can add reframing, watermarks or end pages. These tools suit editors who already organize recordings in a supported video editor and want a first editing pass to inspect. The multicamera feature requires separate audio tracks and multiple speakers; a mixed audio file or a solo recording does not meet the published requirements. The pricing FAQ specifies Adobe Premiere Pro 2023 or newer and also provides a separate DaVinci Resolve download. Editors should confirm compatibility with their particular version before subscribing. Silence thresholds, overlapping speech, reactions and framing still deserve a review after automation. The public documentation supports the workflow description, but this review did not install the plug-ins, process footage or measure editing time. A paid license is tied to one computer, with a documented process for switching machines.
Based on the official website (/, /pricing), reviewed by an editor.
Capabilities
What you can do
Social clips with aspect-ratio changes and reframing
Silence-based jump cuts with a microphone threshold
Reusable settings for editing methods and wide shots
Put it to work
Ideas for your first session
- Preparing a first cut of a multicamera interview
- Making social clips from selected podcast sections
- Reviewing silence-based edits before final export
Example tasks to explore. Results depend on your input and the features available to your account.
Pricing
The pricing page lists an individual license at $29 per month, with a 30-day trial for monthly billing and a separate annual option. Each license is for one computer. · Source checked · Source ↗
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