A crop that follows the speaker
A plain centre crop often leaves an empty wall or half a face in frame. Cutlingo finds the faces in the shot and moves the crop to whoever is talking. In a two-person interview the picture switches between them.
Interviews, talks and webinars are filmed in landscape; social feeds want vertical. Cutlingo sets the 9:16 crop for you and keeps the person who is speaking in frame.
A regular 16:9 shot from a camera, Zoom or a livestream.
Click the sentences you want in the transcript. The preview plays them straight away in 9:16.
Drag the crop sideways or switch to the full shot with a blurred background, then download a 1080 × 1920 MP4.
A plain centre crop often leaves an empty wall or half a face in frame. Cutlingo finds the faces in the shot and moves the crop to whoever is talking. In a two-person interview the picture switches between them.
Sometimes the whole picture matters: slides, a whiteboard, a group of people. Choose the full shot and the video fits the vertical frame, with a blurred copy of the same picture filling the space above and below.
Vertical video without captions barely works on social media. Add captions with highlighted words while you adjust the crop, no second app needed.
The result is 1080 × 1920 at 30 frames per second, exactly what Instagram, TikTok and YouTube Shorts recommend.
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The crop takes part of the frame at the source's full resolution. With Full HD or 4K footage the result looks sharp.
Yes. Drag the picture sideways in the preview and Cutlingo uses exactly the framing you see.
Yes, the crop switches to whoever is speaking. If you want everyone in frame, choose the full shot with a blurred background.
A vertical 9:16 MP4 (H.264), 1080 × 1920, with audio levelled to the loudness social networks use.
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