Ahacut

Ahacut is a software service that generates motion-graphics b-roll tracks synchronized to a user's voiceover or subtitles. Users upload a voiceover or subtitle file, and the platform produces a full-length video containing charts, numbers, code, logos, and other visuals aligned to each spoken line. The output is rendered in the cloud and can be downloaded for use in editing software such as CapCut, Premiere, and Final Cut. The service is positioned for finance and tech content creators and operates on a pay-for-what-renders pricing model with a free trial and no installation required.

The process involves three steps: first, you drop your voiceover or subtitles, which can be audio files like mp3 or wav, video files, .srt or .vtt subtitle files, or plain text scripts. Second, an LLM turns each line into motion-graphics including text, numbers, charts, logos, and ideas, then renders it to video in the cloud. Third, you preview the synced result and download the track as full-screen b-roll or a transparent overlay for your editing timeline.

Ahacut supports multiple languages for on-screen text, including Hindi, Arabic, Indonesian, Portuguese, Chinese, Japanese, and more. The on-screen text follows the script directly without being translated into English first. This allows creators to produce content in their native languages with accurate visual representation of the spoken words.

The service offers two main output modes: full-screen b-roll or a transparent ProRes 4444 .mov overlay that sits above your footage. In overlay mode, users can draw a box over their face and body to keep those areas clear, ensuring graphics do not cover the speaker or burned-in captions.

A one-minute video is usually ready in about 10 minutes, while a five-minute video takes around 40 minutes. The app shows an estimate before starting, allows users to close the tab while rendering, and sends an email notification when the render is complete.

Free trial renders are capped at 60 seconds, while paid plans allow renders up to 30 minutes per video. For longer recordings like full podcast episodes, users are advised to split the recording into parts and render each one separately.

Ahacut claims to be approximately 1/50th the cost of generative AI video for the same footage, operating on a pay-for-what-renders pricing model. Users can start with a free trial that requires no credit card and nothing to install.

The service is built to render text, numbers, logos, and ideas, which are often missing from stock footage or generic AI clips. It creates kinetic typography and animated graphics composed per line rather than reusing generic loops.

Some reviewers praise the frame-accurate sync where cuts land on subtitle timings and the ability to generate full-length tracks without manual keyframing. The platform is described as a b-roll engine specifically designed for explainers involving charts, numbers, steps, code, and comparisons.

The service is positioned for finance and tech content creators, educators, coaches, consultants, and video agencies. It is particularly useful for YouTube videos, vertical reels, shorts, and course or educational videos.

Users can upload audio files, video files, subtitle files, or plain text scripts. The platform transcribes audio for you if you upload audio or video, and your timings become the cut list automatically.

The service is cloud-based with zero setup, requiring no ffmpeg, Chromium, or GPU. It renders in the cloud and allows users to download the file for use in their preferred editing software.

The Trustburn rating is 5 out of 5 from 3 reviews. The platform has been operating since at least 2026 based on the copyright year mentioned on the website.

To get started, users can log in and start a free trial without needing a credit card. The process involves uploading a voiceover or subtitle file, and the platform generates the motion-graphics track ready to drop onto a timeline.

The official website of Ahacut is ahacut.com.