Feature
Find the moment, then clip it.
Open a project in FluidCut and type what you want to find, for example "where do they talk about pricing" or "exercise karna zaroori hai". FluidCut searches the video's transcript by meaning, not just exact words, and lists the matching moments with timestamps and what was said. Pick one and FluidCut makes it a captioned clip.
How it works
- Every project's transcript is split into short passages and indexed when its clips are ready
- Your search is matched by meaning and by keywords, then an AI model ranks the passages that actually answer it
- Results show the timestamp, the speaker and the passage, and YouTube sources can be previewed at that moment
- Make clip renders that passage as a new clip in the project, in the same style and format
Works with Hinglish
Hindi and Hinglish speech is transcribed in Roman script, so you can search the way people actually talk, in English, Hindi words typed in English letters, or a mix.
Cost
Searching is free. Making a clip from a result uses edit credits: 3 credits per minute of clip.
Questions
Do I need the exact words?
No. Search matches meaning, so "money problems" finds a passage about running out of cash even if the word money is never said.
How long can I search a project?
As long as the project is kept. Making a new clip needs the source video, which is kept for a few hours after processing.
Does it work for uploads?
Yes. Uploaded videos and YouTube links are both searchable. Previews at a timestamp are available for YouTube sources.