- Final Cut Pro
- Premiere Pro
- DaVinci Resolve
Multicam podcasts and social clips, cut automatically for Final Cut Pro, Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve
podswitch automatically cuts multicam podcast video for Final Cut Pro, Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve, using each speaker’s microphone. Add one recording per speaker and it works out who is talking, then returns a project with the timeline already cut and a dialogue mix with mic bleed removed. It also works with a single video-call recording from Zoom, Google Meet or Teams, and with solo talking-to-camera videos. On paid plans it picks the moments most likely to work as short clips and builds them with captions, in vertical, square or landscape, ready in the same editor, with music, thumbnails and posts for each platform on MAX.
Your video stays on your computer. We upload the audio, not the video.
Edited in your own editor. Without uploading your video.
Tools that edit in the browser need the whole video uploaded first, and keep the edit in their own editor. podswitch needs only the sound from each microphone, and hands the edit to the software you already use. See how it compares.
No video upload
Your footage never leaves your computer
Your browser pulls the audio out of each camera file on your machine. That audio is all podswitch receives and all it needs: every cut is decided from the microphones. No waiting on gigabytes of 4K, and nothing to hand over.
Measured on our own 2-hour, 2-camera 4K episode: 72.4 GB of video, 349 MB uploaded (207 times less).
Your editor
Finish in Final Cut Pro, Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve
No browser editor to learn and no rendered file you cannot change. Final Cut Pro gets a real multicam clip and a cut timeline, with every switch editable in the Angle Viewer; Premiere Pro and Resolve get a cut timeline with one track per camera. Your effects, grades and templates stay where they are.
Mac or Windows: podswitch runs in the browser, nothing to install.
The first pass, done
No more switching angles by hand
podswitch syncs every camera by sound, works out who is talking on each mic and makes every cut: the speaker, a listener’s reaction on long answers, the wide when people talk over each other. You start at the fine cut, with a dialogue mix that has the bleed between mics removed.
Pacing presets set how often it switches; change any decision before or after download.
Social kit
Clips, captions and a transcript from every episode
On paid plans podswitch picks the moments most likely to work as short clips, cuts the pauses, follows the speaker and adds captions in your style, in vertical, square and landscape. They open as projects in your editor, with the transcript as TXT, SRT or WebVTT.
UK studios charge £30 to £39 per social clip (their own price pages, October 2026).
About 8 h 45 min to upload at the UK median upload speed
About 3 min: 207 times less
New · Social Studio
One episode. A week of posts.
The Social Studio turns each episode into what you post about it. AI picks the moments most likely to work as short clips and gives each a viral score with its reason. podswitch builds them with pauses cut, the camera on whoever is talking and captions in your style, vertical, square or landscape. On MAX, add background music made for the conversation, thumbnails drawn from your own footage and a post written for each platform.
- Viral score
- 9:16 · 1:1 · 16:9
- AI music
- Thumbnails
- Posts for 6 platforms
- One ZIP
Thumbnails made by podswitch from our own sample episode, on MAX.

Short clips, picked by AI
The moments most likely to work as short clips, each with its hook and the reason it was picked. Pauses are cut and the camera follows whoever is talking.
- Hook
- Reason
- Pauses cut

A viral score for every clip
A score out of 100 with a band: High from 80, Good from 60, Fair below. Open it to see what the score weighs. A guide for choosing, not a promise.
- 0 to 100
- High · Good · Fair

Vertical, square or landscape
Every clip in the shape each platform wants, framed on the speaker: 9:16 for Reels, TikTok and Shorts, 1:1 for feeds, 16:9 for YouTube and the web.
- 9:16
- 1:1
- 16:9

Captions in your style
Six starting styles, then make them yours: font, size, colours, outline, a box behind the text and the word being spoken highlighted. Correct any word and set each line’s timing to the millisecond.
- 6 styles
- Word highlight
- Millisecond timing
- SRT

Transcripts in every format
The whole conversation, every word matched to the person speaking. Download it as plain text, SRT or WebVTT, correct it in the browser, and jump to each of the episode’s themes.
- TXT
- SRT
- WebVTT
- Themes

An MP4, made in your browser
Render any clip or the full edit to an MP4 with the captions burned in, from your own files. The video is never uploaded. In beta.
- MP4
- Captions burned in
- Beta

Music made for the conversationMAX
Three music ideas based on what is actually said, each with a 30-second sample. The track you pick plays quietly under the edit and every clip, dips when someone speaks, and can be moved, trimmed and levelled on the timeline.
- 3 ideas
- 30 s samples
- Dips under speech

Thumbnails, designed or made by AIMAX
Pick the person and the moment, and your browser takes the frame from your camera files: 10 layouts, gradients, photo effects, 9 title fonts and your logo, in every social size. Or describe the design in your own words, and AI makes it from the frames you choose, keeping everyone recognisable.
- 10 layouts
- Every size
- Your logo
- AI thumbnails

A post for every platformMAX
LinkedIn, X, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and YouTube Shorts each get their own post, previewed in the feed with a character count, and quotes checked word for word against the transcript. Download every image and post in one ZIP.
- 6 platforms
- Feed previews
- Quotes checked
- One ZIP
How does it work?
- 01
Drop in your recordings
For a podcast, one recording per speaker: camera files, a multitrack recorder, or each remote guest’s own track. A single video-call recording or a solo talking-to-camera video works too. Your browser pulls the audio out of each video file, so the video itself never leaves your computer.
- 02
podswitch listens to every microphone
It lines the files up by sound, works out who is speaking on each mic, and decides every cut: the person talking, a listener’s reaction on long answers, or the wide shot when people talk over each other.
- 03
Open the edit in your editor
In Final Cut Pro you get a multicam clip with every angle and a timeline that is already cut: change any decision in the Angle Viewer. In Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve you get the cut timeline with each camera on its own track.
New · Calls and solo videos
Also works for video calls and solo videos.
Video-call recordings
Interviews and virtual podcasts recorded as one file from Zoom, Google Meet, Teams and similar. podswitch works out who is speaking from the voices. In gallery view it frames each person from their tile, so the edit and the clips show whoever is talking. In speaker view the call already follows the speaker, and podswitch tidies the pauses and makes the clips, transcript and captions.
Solo videos
One person talking to camera. podswitch cuts out long pauses with jump cuts and, on paid plans with a transcript, filler words such as “um” and “uh”. It makes clips, captions and a transcript the same way as for a podcast.
Your video stays on your computer. We upload the audio, not the video.
Your browser reads each video file locally and extracts its audio. That audio is all podswitch receives, and all it needs: every decision about who to show is made from the sound. Uploaded audio is deleted automatically when your plan’s retention period ends, and it is never used to train models.
What do you get?
- Multicam clip
- In Final Cut Pro: one angle per camera, plus an audio-only angle carrying the dialogue mix.
- Pre-cut timeline
- Every switch already made: the multicam on a timeline in Final Cut Pro, one track per camera in Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve.
- Dialogue mix
- Each mic open only while its speaker talks, so bleed from other mics is removed. AAC by default for small downloads, or 24-bit WAV if you want lossless.
- Jump cuts
- Optional, on every plan: long pauses cut from the edit, every camera and the mix cut at the same frames. On paid plans, with a transcript, filler words such as “um” and “uh” too.
- Cut list
- A CSV of every shot, with start, end and angle, for checking or other tools.
- Preview
- Watch the edit in your browser, played from your own files, before you download anything.
- Social clips
- On paid plans: short clips of the strongest moments, picked by AI with a viral score and the reason for each, with pauses cut, the camera following the speaker and styled captions, in vertical, square or landscape. Open them in your editor, or render an MP4 right in your browser (beta).
- Your logo
- On paid plans: add your logo once and place it on the full edit and every clip, in the MP4s and the editor files.
- Transcript
- On paid plans: the whole conversation with every word matched to its speaker. Download it as plain text, SRT or WebVTT, correct it in the browser, and see the episode’s main themes with a link to each moment.
- Episode notes
- On paid plans: title ideas, a description, YouTube chapters and show notes, drawn from the transcript.
- Team workspace
- On paid plans: invite people by email to share projects and saved settings. The owner pays for the plan.
- MAX extras
- On MAX, the rest of the Social Studio: AI background music under the edit and clips, on its own track in your editor; thumbnails for every clip and the episode in every social size, including AI thumbnails; and post text for LinkedIn, X, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and YouTube Shorts, with previews and one ZIP. Plus a camera paired with its own mic automatically.
What does it cost?
Prices in pounds, including VAT.
Free
£0
- 3 projects a month
- Up to 20 minutes per recording
- Audio and mix kept for 7 days
Or try one project without an account, up to 10 minutes long.
Paid plans
from £7.99 a month
Monthly or annual billing, with more projects, longer recordings and advanced pacing.
See all plansOne-off
£29.99 once
- One project beyond your plan, without a paid subscription
- Up to 1 hour per recording
- Up to 4 speakers
- Audio and mix kept for 30 days
Questions
More in the full FAQ.
What does podswitch do?
podswitch automatically cuts multicam podcast video for Final Cut Pro, Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve, using each speaker’s microphone. You give it one recording per speaker; it works out who is talking from the audio and returns a project with a pre-cut timeline, plus a dialogue mix with mic bleed removed. It also works with a single video-call recording, such as an interview from Zoom or Google Meet, and with solo talking-to-camera videos.
Do you upload my video?
No. Your video stays on your computer. The browser extracts the audio from each video file and uploads the audio, not the video. The only pictures saved are small ones your browser makes: a 128-pixel photo of each speaker, and one small picture per project for your projects list, which you can switch off. If you ask for an AI thumbnail (MAX), the frames you pick and your prompt are sent to make that image. Every decision about who to show is made from the audio. Where podswitch frames a face, such as a person’s tile in a gallery-view call, your browser does it on your computer.
Which video editors are supported?
Final Cut Pro, Adobe Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve. Final Cut Pro gets an FCPXML file that imports as a multicam clip and a pre-cut timeline. Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve get a Final Cut Pro 7 XML file: a pre-cut timeline with each camera on its own track and the mix on the first audio track, on a Mac or on Windows. After Effects is not supported.
What do I need to record?
For a multicam podcast, one microphone per speaker, recorded to its own track or file. Cameras can record their own audio or you can use a separate recorder: podswitch syncs everything by sound. Extra cameras with no microphone, such as a wide shot, can be added as angles. A single video-call recording or a solo video with one camera also works.
Does it work with Zoom or Google Meet recordings?
Yes, on every plan. Upload the single recording of the call from Zoom, Google Meet, Teams or a similar app. podswitch finds who is speaking by their voice. In gallery view, with each person in a tile, it frames each person from their tile so the edit and the clips show whoever is talking. In speaker view the call already follows the speaker, so podswitch tidies the pauses with jump cuts, and on paid plans makes clips, a transcript and captions.
Can I use it for a solo video?
Yes, on every plan. Choose “Just me talking to camera” for one person and one camera. podswitch suggests jump cuts that remove long pauses, on every plan. On paid plans it can also remove filler words such as “um” and “uh”, which needs a transcript, and makes clips, captions and the transcript.
Which folder path should I enter before I download?
The folder on your computer where the camera files are, or where you will put them before you open the project. Your browser never tells websites where your files live, so podswitch asks once and writes that folder into the editor file. Put the mix and the other downloaded files in the same folder, and keep the original file names. To copy the path on a Mac, right-click the folder in Finder, hold Option and choose Copy as Pathname; on Windows, hold Shift, right-click the folder in File Explorer and choose Copy as path. The path is optional: without it, you link the files once in your editor.
My editor says the media is missing after I import. What do I do?
Your editor could not find a file at the folder path in the project. First check that the camera files, the mix and any music file are all in that folder, with their original names. Then relink once and the editor finds the rest in the same folder. In Final Cut Pro, select the imported event and choose File, Relink Files, Original Media, then Locate All. In Premiere Pro, select the missing clips, right-click, choose Link Media and Locate. In DaVinci Resolve, select the missing clips in the Media Pool, right-click and choose Relink Selected Clips. If the sound drifts, make sure the mix is the one podswitch made for this edit.
Can I try podswitch without an account?
Yes. You can process one recording free with a verified email address, without creating an account, up to 10 minutes long. The files from a trial are kept for 1 day.
Is my audio uploaded at full quality?
Your browser compresses the audio before uploading it: each microphone becomes its own Opus stream at 96 kbps, which keeps speech clear and makes uploads several times smaller. Channels that are silent for the whole recording are left out. On paid plans you can choose a lossless upload instead.
Try it on your next episode.
One free project, up to 10 minutes long, with a verified email address. No account or card needed.





