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SwiftCut

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An AI tool that generates video transitions between two frames you upload, using models such as Seedance, Veo and Kling, in about two minutes.

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About SwiftCut

SwiftCut creates transition clips for video editors. You upload a start frame and an end frame, optionally add a prompt with extra instructions, and click Generate; the tool uses top AI video models to produce a clip within about two minutes that can be downloaded and imported into an editing timeline. It works without a prompt, and no VFX experience is required.

Use cases shown include visual hooks that morph one shot into another, logo morphs and product transitions. Models named are Seedance 2.0, Google Veo 3.1 and Kling 2.5. Pricing is monthly with credits: Basic is $12 for 300 credits, Creator is $45 for 1,500 credits with MCP access to generate from Claude and credit top-ups, and Studio is $147 for 6,000 credits, with more parallel generations on higher plans. Plans renew monthly through Stripe and can be canceled any time.

Key features

  • Transitions from a start frame and an end frame
  • Optional text prompt for extra direction
  • Seedance, Veo and Kling video models
  • Clips ready in about two minutes
  • MCP access to generate from Claude on Creator
  • Parallel generations on higher plans

Good fit for

  • Making an eye-catching transition for a short video
  • Morphing a logo into a scene
  • Creating a product reveal transition
Tags
video-transitions
ai-video
video-editing
veo
kling
mcp
vfx
saas

SwiftCut: questions and answers

What is SwiftCut used for?
SwiftCut is an AI tool that generates video transitions between two frames you upload, using models such as Seedance, Veo and Kling, in about two minutes. It is a good fit for making an eye-catching transition for a short video, morphing a logo into a scene and creating a product reveal transition.
How much does SwiftCut cost?
Paid plans for SwiftCut start at $12 per month, and there is no free plan.
Is SwiftCut open source?
No. SwiftCut is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Video Editing category, open-source options include Shotcut, OpenShot and Kdenlive.
What are some alternatives to SwiftCut?
SwiftCut competes with CapCut, Wondershare Filmora and Kapwing.

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