Video
Gling
AI video editor that removes bad takes, silences, and filler words automatically
Gling is a desktop AI video editor built for YouTubers and content creators: upload raw footage and it transcribes it, automatically cuts bad takes, silences, and filler words, then hands back a clean timeline to refine manually before exporting. Beyond editing, it generates YouTube titles, chapters, and next-video suggestions, adds AI captions/subtitles, auto-frames shots (zoom in/out), removes background noise, and supports multicam editing and AI B-rolls. Finished projects export as MP4/MP3 or as an XML timeline into Premiere, Final Cut Pro, or DaVinci Resolve for further editing.
- Best for
- YouTubers and content creators who record long raw footage and want the tedious first editing pass (cutting silences, bad takes, and filler words) done automatically before fine-tuning in their own editor.
- Pricing
- Free ($0, 1 hour of AI-edited media/mo, unlimited exports with watermark); Plus $20/mo billed annually (10 hours/mo, no watermark, most popular); Pro $40/mo billed annually (30 hours/mo, premium support); Elite $100/mo billed annually (100 hours/mo, premium support)
Core features
- • Auto-remove bad takes, silences, and filler words
- • AI text-based trimmer (edit video by editing the transcript)
- • Noise removal and speech audio enhancement
- • AI captions and subtitle generation (export as .SRT)
- • Auto framing (zoom in/out)
- • Multicam editing and AI B-rolls
- • YouTube title generator, chapters, and next-video suggestions
- • Export as MP4/MP3 or XML to Premiere, Final Cut Pro, DaVinci Resolve
Use cases
- 1. Turn raw, unedited recording into a clean cut automatically
- 2. Remove filler words and dead air from a podcast or YouTube video
- 3. Generate SRT captions and YouTube chapters from a video
- 4. Fine-tune an AI-edited cut in Premiere, Final Cut, or Resolve via XML export
- 5. Edit a video by trimming its transcript instead of scrubbing a timeline
How to use
Upload raw video or audio footage, let Gling transcribe it and automatically cut bad takes, silences, and filler words, review and refine the AI-edited timeline manually, then export as MP4/MP3 or send the XML timeline to Premiere, Final Cut Pro, or DaVinci Resolve.
Pricing plans
Free
$0/mo
- • 1 hour of AI-edited media/month
- • Unlimited video export (with watermark)
- • Remove bad takes, silences, filler words
- • No export to Premiere/Final Cut/Resolve
Plus
$20/mo billed annually
- • 10 hours of AI-edited media/month
- • Unlimited export, no watermark
- • AI captions, auto-framing, multicam editing
- • XML export to Premiere/Final Cut/Resolve
Pro
$40/mo billed annually
- • 30 hours of AI-edited media/month
- • No watermark, premium support
- • AI B-rolls, speech audio enhancement
- • All Plus features included
Elite
$100/mo billed annually
- • 100 hours of AI-edited media/month
- • No watermark, premium support
- • Highest usage tier for heavy creators
FAQ
Is Gling free to use?
Yes — the free plan lets you edit videos with Gling, but exported videos include a watermark and you can't export to Premiere, Final Cut, or Resolve.
Where it holds up
- Automatically cuts bad takes, silences, and filler words from raw footage, not just captions
- Exports a clean XML timeline directly into Premiere, Final Cut Pro, or DaVinci Resolve for further editing
- Generates YouTube titles, chapters, and next-video suggestions beyond just editing
- Free plan available with no credit card required to try the core editing workflow
Where it falls short
- Free plan exports carry a watermark and can't export to Premiere/Final Cut/Resolve
- Desktop-only application, no browser-based editing
- AI-edited media hours are capped by plan, so heavy creators need Pro or Elite
This link may be an affiliate link — see our disclosure.