Captions that move
Word by word, styled, timed to the voice.
Drop your footage and say what you want. Your own Claude Code or Codex cuts it on a real timeline, right on your Mac.

Your next explainer,made in octuedit.







Word by word, styled, timed to the voice.
Keyframed pushes on the lines that matter.
Landscape in, vertical out. Follows the subject.
Music ducks under the voice on its own.
One tap grades the whole cut.
Presets with real easing, not slideshow fades.
No subscription. No credits. Most AI editors bill you every month; octuedit is $99 once.
Any Mac on macOS 13 Ventura or later, Apple silicon or Intel. Apple silicon is the fastest, with hardware encoding for export and GPU transcription.
One of them, not both. octuedit doesn't sell AI credits; the editing runs on the agent you already pay for, under your own account. The chat inside the app runs on Claude Code, and Codex can edit the same project from Terminal.
No. Your clips, projects and exports stay on your Mac, and transcription runs on your Mac too. Only what you type, plus a few still frames so the agent understands your footage, goes to your AI agent. You can switch the frames off in Settings.
$99, paid once. octuedit is yours for life with updates included, the same way Final Cut Pro and DaVinci Resolve Studio are sold. No subscription, and there's a 14 day refund if it isn't for you.
Always. The agent builds a normal timeline of clips, captions and audio. Drag, trim and split like in any editor, and undo covers the agent's changes too.
MP4, MOV (ProRes), WebM and GIF in 16:9, 9:16 or 1:1, plus SRT captions and project files for Premiere, Final Cut and DaVinci Resolve.