Free tools for YouTubers

Script it. Record it. Cut it.

Free browser tools for every step between an idea and the upload button. No sign-up, and your files never leave your device.

Time your script Script Clock is live. More tools are on the way.

Tools for every stage of a video

Each tool does one job properly, and they hand work to each other. Chapters from Script Clock go straight into your description.

01 Plan

Live Script Clock See how long your script runs, check how it reads out loud, build chapters, and record yourself reading it off a teleprompter.

02 Record

Coming soon Voiceover Cleaner Shorten dead air and cut flubbed takes. Clap after a mistake and it removes it for you.
Coming soon Loudness Checker Find out if your audio is too quiet for YouTube, and fix it in one click.

03 Edit

Coming soon Subtitle Fixer Shift, sync, split and convert caption files that have drifted out of time.

04 Publish

Live Chapter Checker Paste your description and see why your chapters aren't showing, with a fixed version to copy.

Also free

Live Speech Timer See how long your speech, presentation or toast takes to say, then practise it with a green, yellow and red timer and a teleprompter.

Free YouTube tools that run in your browser

Cue & Cut is a growing set of free tools for YouTubers, podcasters and anyone who scripts their videos. Start with Script Clock: paste a script to see how long it runs, check your hook, catch lines that are hard to say, build YouTube chapters, then read it off a teleprompter that records you and marks your retakes for DaVinci Resolve or Premiere Pro. Already uploaded and your chapters aren't showing? Chapter Checker finds the line that's breaking them and fixes it. Writing a speech or presentation instead? The Speech Timer shows how long it takes to say and lets you practise it on a teleprompter.

Every tool is free, needs no account, and processes your files on your own device. Install the site as an app and it works offline too.

Nothing gets uploaded

Every tool runs in your browser. Scripts, voiceovers and files stay on your device.

No account needed

Open a tool and use it. Your scripts are saved on this device so you can come back to them.

A side project, built in the open

It started while writing scripts for a YouTube channel, and it grows with feedback. Read the story.