Compared

An AutoCut alternative for DaVinci Resolve

AutoCut is a plugin with a set of AI tools, each for one job: cut silences, add captions, add zooms, pick the best take. OttoEdit works differently. You tell it what you're making and it makes the whole edit inside DaVinci Resolve Studio, then takes your notes.

What AutoCut does

AutoCut runs inside Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve 18.6 or newer, including the free version of Resolve, on Mac and Windows. Its tools, from its own site:

Price: the Basic plan, silences only, is $79 a year. The AI plan with every tool is $178.80 a year. 14-day free trial, no card.

How OttoEdit is different

Which one should you use?

Pick AutoCut if you use Premiere Pro, the free version of Resolve, or a Mac, or you want multicam podcast switching, chapters or a profanity filter. It's a solid set of one-click tools.

Pick OttoEdit if you're on DaVinci Resolve Studio on Windows and want the edit made for you, especially music videos, reels and talking heads with a full finish.

Questions

Is there an AutoCut alternative that works in DaVinci Resolve?

Yes. OttoEdit works inside DaVinci Resolve Studio and makes the whole edit, from the cut to captions, colour and sound.

Does OttoEdit cut silences like AutoCut?

Yes. For talking videos it keeps the clean take of each line, drops the false starts and tightens the pauses.

Does OttoEdit work with the free version of Resolve?

Not yet. Otto needs DaVinci Resolve Studio 20 or newer on Windows. AutoCut works with the free version.

Is OttoEdit free?

Yes, right now, with the AI included and no card.

Try it on your own footage. It's free right now.

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