Stanley Studio
The AI video editor you hire that edits like a human
320 followers
The AI video editor you hire that edits like a human
320 followers
Stanley is built for anyone who films great videos and then lets them die in their camera roll. Send Stanley raw footage and get back a finished, captioned video. No timelines, no manually tweaking captions, no spending hours hunting for the perfect song. Just tell Stanley what you want and it edits end-to-end: talking heads, vlogs, podcast cuts, UGC, whatever your niche needs. And it's free. Upload footage, get a video.
Hi @therealdanielpark — this is a really cool product! As someone who's a complete beginner when it comes to video creation and editing, I'm curious how easy it is to use. Do you need to know the basics of video editing, or is it entirely prompt-driven? I'm planning to give it a try this week. Thanks!
This looks great thanks for releasing a free version to test out. Do you have any plans to have it do long form videos? I would love to test it on my channel. Editing is not my strong point which is what brought me here.
I’ve made 3 reels with Studio so far that wouldn’t exist without it.
You’re creating a market that doesn’t exist yet!
@vitddnv yup - rather than competing head-on with billion dollar editing giants, we're taking our own road and making a bet so big that if it works, we'll be THE tool for anyone who wants to make content
Really wanted to like this but my first video wouldn't upload to x due to audio codecs issues. It was just me talking and engraving something. No idea what failed here but it was disappointing.
Me liking simple tools helps. Can Stanley edit long podcasts too. Chapters might help.
@hana_salazars Great point Hana - I'll take that back to the team.
We are working on a feature similar to what Opusclip provides, but better. Stanley should be able to stitch together the most engaging video and give you multiple versions.
The short answer is yes, it can edit long podcasts but it won't give you multiple videos to choose from. Try it now and see how well it compares to other tools! Make sure to create an account because when we launch the clipping feature, we'll send it to your email!
@anthony_holley3
honestly, not yet. Stanley was originally built for short-form and YouTube-length content, and users are regularly editing 10 minute+ videos on it, so that length is well covered.
Feature film length is untested territory. In theory nothing stops it, but I won't claim it until someone's actually done it. There's only one way to find out :)
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@therealdanielpark I'm going to give it a shot. I guess I can do one scene at a time. Interesting part is audio and footage are separate with multiple camera angles and microphones.
@anthony_holley3
Yes please let me know how it performs!
Looks cool - how does it decide on cuts & music?
@anson_lin1 Great question Anson! There's two layers to it.
For cuts: Stanley watches and listens to your footage, so it understands both the transcript and what's happening visually. From there it finds the actual story beats, trims dead air and filler, and sequences the strongest moments the way a human editor would (hook first, no wasted seconds early where drop-off is highest).
For music: it reads the tone and pacing of your content and picks BGM that matches, then times cuts to the track instead of just laying music underneath.
All of this is trained on what actually holds attention in short-form, so the default output is engineered for retention. And if it makes a call you disagree with, our alternative takes feature shows you the versions Stanley considered so you can pick your own.