Get hours back on every edit

Eddie AI is an AI-powered assistant video editor built for professional video editors. You describe the story and edits you want in plain language, and Eddie turns your raw interview footage into a structured rough cut in minutes. It works with your existing NLE like Adobe Premiere, Final Cut Pro, and DaVinci Resolve for easy imports and exports.

Eddie AI has a free tier — start in your browser at app.heyeddie.ai and test it on real projects at no cost, or download the desktop app. When you're ready to export, you buy credits at $15 each with no subscription needed. Paid plans start at $167/month (billed yearly) for Pro with 120 exports, $333/month for Pro+ with 300 exports and BRAW/R3D support, and $1,250/month for Ultra with 5 seats and 1,200 exports. Custom enterprise pricing is available for larger organizations.

Rough cuts are where Eddie started, but it's much more than that now. Eddie also handles color grading, music with audio ducking, lower thirds and motion graphics, voiceover, and subtitles and same-language captions — so a cut can go from raw footage to polished and ready to publish. And when you want to finish in your own timeline, everything exports cleanly to Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, or DaVinci Resolve.

No. Your footage is not used to train our models, and we don't look at your content. Your media stays yours.

Yes. Eddie syncs multiple camera angles using audio and visual cues and cuts between them automatically to select the best angle for polished multicam edits. It works for both interview setups and podcast recordings. Your camera operator will never know how little time you spent on it.

Descript is focused on podcast and audio editing within its own platform. Opus Clip is designed for turning long-form video into short social clips. While Eddie AI does both podcast and social clip video editing, Eddie's specialty is generating full rough cuts from raw interview footage and exporting them directly into your NLE. Eddie is the one built for pro workflows.

Eddie is purpose-built for interview-driven content: documentaries, corporate video, branded content, podcasts, and long-form narratives. If your work regularly involves turning raw interview footage into a story, Eddie was made for exactly that. Eddie also allows you to transform your long form content into short form content for social media.

Eddie transcribes your footage, finds the best soundbites, removes filler words, and builds a rough cut based on the story you describe in chat. It also logs and tags your B-roll automatically, then exports a finished timeline straight into your NLE. The hardest part is deciding what to do with all your free time.

Eddie AI integrates with Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, and DaVinci Resolve. It is a Mac and Windows desktop app that fits right into your existing workflow.

Yes. Eddie automatically identifies and removes filler words, false starts, and awkward silences during the rough cut process. You can review what was removed before exporting, so nothing gets cut without your approval. It is one of the most tedious parts of interview editing, and Eddie handles it so you do not have to.

A&B Roll logging is Eddie's automatic footage analysis. It transcribes your A-roll, surfaces the strongest soundbites, strips out filler words, and tags your B-roll with detailed visual descriptions. You get a fully organized, labeled media library ready for your NLE without having to watch every clip yourself.

Yes. We take security and privacy seriously, and we back it up with third-party audits rather than asking you to take our word for it: Eddie AI is SOC 2 Type I audited, and our Trust Center at trust.heyeddie.ai has the details. Your footage is never used to train our models.

Not at all. Eddie is designed for professional video editors, not software engineers. If you can describe the story you want in plain language, you already have all the skills you need. The learning curve is closer to a new keyboard shortcut than a new piece of software.

Eddie turns raw interview footage into a rough cut in minutes rather than hours. Most editors report saving 10+ hours per project on the logging, transcription, and assembly stages alone. The goal is simple: get you to a first cut faster so you can spend your time on the creative decisions that actually need a human.