Intercut turns locked-off camera footage into directed, multi-camera cinema. Define virtual cameras inside your wide shot, choreograph cuts and moves to your music, and export for every platform.
One-time purchase · No subscription · Your footage never leaves your Mac
The problem
You set up the camera, hit record, and played your best take. The performance is great — the video is a static wide shot. Real multi-cam shoots need extra cameras, an operator, and hours of sync. Intercut needs the footage you already have.
How it works
One locked-off wide shot is enough — 4K gives you the most room to move. Multiple angles? Intercut syncs them automatically.
Draw a frame anywhere in the shot — that's a camera. A close-up, a hands shot, a slow push-in. Name them, reuse them, refine them.
Cut, crossfade, pan, and zoom between cameras on a timeline — snapped to the beat of your music. Export 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, and 4:5 from the same edit.
Features
Carve close-ups, mediums, and detail shots out of one wide frame. Every crop is a camera you can cut to.
Pan, push in, pull out, crossfade, hard cut, blur transitions — with natural easing that reads like a human operator.
Intercut detects the beats in your music so cuts land on the downbeat, not near it. Made for performances.
YouTube, Reels, Shorts, TikTok — export 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, and 4:5 variants from the same choreography, at 1080p or 4K.
Swap in a studio recording, mix multiple sources, ride fades — the audio tools a musician actually expects.
No account. No cloud. No upload. Your footage is processed on your Mac and stays there.
Your rights
Popular cloud editors' terms grant them broad, perpetual licenses to whatever you upload — including your music. Intercut can't take rights you never send: nothing is uploaded, so there is nothing to sign away. Your masters, your performance, your likeness — untouched, on your Mac.
Who it's for
Your playing deserves better than a static wide. Cut to the hands for the run, push in for the quiet passage, pull back for the finish — synced to your own recording.
One locked-off camera at the back of the room becomes a directed multi-cam service — no switcher, no crew, no live pressure. Edit after, publish Sunday night.
Lessons, demos, talks, and process videos shot on a static camera — punched in, reframed, and paced like someone was behind the lens the whole time.
Pricing
$39 launch pricing for early buyers
Coming soon to the Mac App Store · macOS 13 or later
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