What's new

Changes

1. October 31, 2026Clips are kept 45 days. Finished clips are kept for 45 days after their last render or edit, then the video is removed to save space; the clip's title, hook, stats and post links stay. Clips in their last 7 days are marked in the studio, so download anything you want to keep.
2. October 29, 2026Pause instead of cancel. Owners can pause billing for 30 days from Settings, Billing; the workspace picks up again on its own.
3. October 29, 2026Creator plan. $79 a month: 100 clips and one watched live channel, between Clipper and Starter.
4. October 29, 2026Poster frames. Every clip card and player shows a frame of the clip instead of a black box.
5. October 29, 2026Review shortcuts. Approve, Reject and Next stay pinned in the clip view (bottom of the screen on phones); J moves to the next clip.
6. October 29, 2026Demo clips come with you. Sign up from a free demo with the same email and its two clips are waiting in your review queue.
7. October 29, 2026Try another look. One free re-cut of your demo clips in a different style.
8. October 29, 2026Pricing page. Every plan, its clip limit and a comparison table at crowdcut.studio/pricing.
9. October 28, 2026Live clipping (beta). Twitch channels in a project are followed while live; clips arrive in review a minute or two after the moment.
10. October 28, 2026Chat drives the picks. Moments are ranked by how chat reacted: laughing, hype, shock and "clip it".
11. October 28, 2026Pacing from a reference. A reference clip now sets clip length and jump-cut rhythm, not just the look.
12. October 28, 2026Cleaner cuts. Clips open on the start of a sentence and end on real silence.
13. October 28, 2026Clipper plan. $29 a month for 40 clips, for clippers who paste links.
14. October 28, 2026Free demo for long streams. The free demo samples the liveliest 30 minutes of streams up to 12 hours.
15. October 27, 2026Swearing starred. Swear words are starred in captions and hooks (f***) and muted in the audio.
16. October 26, 2026Sentence captions. Captions group into phrases with the spoken word highlighted.