Recut

Recut vs Kapwing: an honest comparison

Kapwing is an online video editor that teams use together in the browser, with a timeline, subtitles, resizing and AI tools. Recut is an AI agent: you ask for the result in words and it plans and runs the steps, from generating clips, voices and music to captions and platform exports. For collaborative hands-on editing, Kapwing is the better fit.

What Kapwing is

Kapwing is a browser-based editor for video, images and GIFs, built for teams: several people can work in the same workspace, with shared brand assets. It has a timeline editor, automatic subtitles, resizing for social platforms, templates and a set of AI tools.

Where Kapwing is the better choice

Where Recut differs

Side by side

KapwingRecut
How you editBy hand on a browser timelineBy asking an AI agent in plain words
TeamworkShared team workspacesOne person's projects
SubtitlesAuto subtitles you can editAuto captions burned in, timed to speech
Generative AIA set of AI toolsMany providers' models, picked and priced per step

Which to pick

Pick Kapwing if a team edits videos together by hand in the browser. Pick Recut if you'd rather describe the result and have an agent make it, with AI-generated scenes, voices and music when you need them.

About Recut

Recut is an AI creative agent: you describe what you want in plain words, attach your files, and it plans the steps, picks the models and runs them.

It runs on Mac (Apple silicon), Windows 10 and 11 (beta), Android and in the browser.

Plans start with 14 days free, then $10 a month or $100 a year; Recut Pro, with the top agent models, is $25 a month. Model runs are paid with Recut credits or billed by your own provider accounts at their prices, shown before you run.

Kapwing is a trademark of its owner. This page describes Kapwing as it was in October 2026 and isn't affiliated with or endorsed by it; check their site for what it does today.

See if Recut fits

Open Recut in your browser, attach a file and describe what you want. It shows the plan and the price before anything runs.

Open Recut in your browser

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