Use case

Love making content, hate editing it? Talk to Shino.

No timeline, no keyframes, no layer that refuses to move. Tell Shino how you want the video to look and it handles the edit.

Shino, the AI video editor mascot, with an idea for a vertical reel

The short answer

If you hate editing videos, Shino lets you skip the part you hate. You upload your clip and describe the edit in plain English, and Shino handles the cuts, captions, zooms and animations with no timeline, keyframes or layers. To change something, you type it in the chat.

The problem with editing today

The timeline fights you

A clip snaps to the wrong spot, a layer will not move, and the audio drifts out of sync the second you trim.

Hunting for the button

You know the effect you want. Finding it three menus deep is the part that makes you close the app.

Keyframes for one zoom

A simple punch-in on your punchline should not need two keyframes and an easing curve.

How Shino helps

Say it like you would to a friend

"Make it punchy, big captions, end on the link." That is the whole brief.

Shino picks the moves

It reads what you say and chooses the cuts, captions and animations for each moment, styled the way you like them.

Fixes without the fight

Captions sitting too low? Type "move the captions up" and they move. No dragging, no snapping.

It remembers

Shino learns your caption look, colors and pacing, so you explain less with every video.

Things you can say to Shino

I hate the first five seconds. Start where I give the tip.
Captions in yellow, bigger, and kill the dead air.
Add a typing chat bubble when I read the text from my mom.

Frequently asked questions

What is the easiest video editor for creators?

For talking-head content, the easiest editor is one you do not have to operate. Shino works through chat: you describe the edit and it does the cutting, captions and animations.

Why is video editing so hard?

Timeline editors are built for full control, which means lots of tools, menus and tiny adjustments. That suits professional editors. For creators who just want the video posted, it is exhausting.

Can I edit videos without learning editing software?

Yes. With Shino there is no software to learn. You upload a clip, say what you want and review the result in the same chat.

Is there a CapCut alternative for people who hate editing?

CapCut is a capable editor with a big template library, and you still do the editing yourself on a timeline. Shino is for creators who would rather describe the edit and let an agent do it.

Tell Shino about your next video.

Upload a clip, say what you want, and get back a reel that is ready to post. Nothing to learn first.

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Shino, the AI video editor mascot, thinking about your next edit