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DraftCut is an AI-powered video editor that runs entirely in your browser, turning text prompts into professional videos with motion graphics, animations, and effects. Upload your images or video clips, describe what you want, and AI generates a complete timeline with Ken Burns effects, crossfade transitions, animated text reveals, intro/outro cards, and lower thirds—eliminating hours of manual editing work. The agentic refinement system iteratively analyzes and improves video quality like "Claude Code for videos." All processing happens locally with 100% privacy (assets never leave your device), and exports YouTube- ready WebM videos directly in the browser. DraftCut makes professional video production effortless for anyone, whether creating product showcases, social media content, or image slideshows—no expertise required.

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