DevMotion AutoCut

What DevMotion AutoCut is

DevMotion AutoCut is a podcast cleanup tool available on the web and through an API. It detects silence, dead air, and filler words such as “um” and “uh,” then lets users remove suggested sections or review them individually. Silence duration and volume thresholds can be adjusted to control which pauses are flagged. A timeline provides controls to restore cuts and adjust padding and transition points. Settings can be applied across multiple podcast segments or multitrack recordings, making the tool relevant to long-form video podcasts, social media audiograms, and remote interview cleanup. Zoom and Riverside recordings are among the inputs described on its podcast page.

Exports are listed in 16:9, 1:1, and 9:16 formats, with resolutions up to 4K; MP4 export requires a paid plan. The Free plan includes 30 AI credits for building and previewing videos. Analysis uses AI credits at $0.01 per minute, with cached analysis reused. Paid plans start at $29 per month and add monthly export, resolution, video-length, credit, project, and storage allowances. DevMotion says anonymous projects stay in the browser and are inaccessible to the company. Its privacy policy describes encrypted connections, OAuth 2.0 authentication, and S3-compatible media storage.

Who it suits

AutoCut suits podcast creators who want to trim silence and filler words from long-form video, prepare social media audiograms, or clean up remote interviews. Its adjustable thresholds, timeline review, and batch processing are useful when creators want control over proposed cuts across several segments or tracks.

Limits

The Free plan includes 30 AI credits and allows video building and previewing, but MP4 export requires a paid plan. Launch, the least expensive paid plan, allows 30 exports per month at 1080p and up to two minutes per video, with 1,500 AI credits per month, 20 cloud projects, and 2 GB of storage.

Getting started

1. Open the AutoCut podcast page at https://devmotion.app/tools/auto-cut/podcast.
2. Use the web version or access AutoCut through its API.
3. Choose the Free plan or a paid plan based on export and processing allowances.
4. Provide a podcast recording, including a Zoom or Riverside recording if applicable.
5. Set silence duration and volume thresholds, then review suggested cuts on the timeline.
6. Export in a listed aspect ratio; choose a paid plan for MP4 export.

Verdict

Choose AutoCut if you need adjustable silence and filler-word cleanup with timeline review and batch processing for podcast recordings. The Free plan is for building and previewing; MP4 export requires a paid plan, starting at $29 per month.