Something I’ve wanted to solve for a while: could help videos just make themselves? Been experimenting with the new Supercut video/motion rendering engine (dropping soon). You describe what you want to demo or explain. An agent works through the real product, and out comes a finished video, with voice-over, cursor movement, camera moves and zooms. Your brand kit goes on top: title cards, step labels, outros. All controlled through prompts and saved as reusable dynamic components. I tried it two ways. One is an automated headless recording of the app. The other is fully synthetic: every button, label and panel is rebuilt as its own editable layer. You can rename things, swap in different data or restyle the whole thing, even after the video is finished, without re-recording anything. Can you tell which is which?

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Busy comment threads on a supercut now open with an AI summary at the top, so you get the gist without scrolling through all 47.

Six agentic workflows that start with a screen recording, all on our website: Bug report → Linear ticket Design handoff → dev-ready stories Feature demo → help center article Screen recording → SOP Update video → Slack message Video feedback → actions

Major unlocks incoming.

The Supercut desktop app now has a teleprompter. Paste your notes, set the scroll speed and text size, and jump between sections as you record. Take one has a better chance of being the final one.

At the speed tech has been moving, it feels like 2.

@supercut_video soon.

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AI driven motion/video editing with a multi-canvas editor, been having fun with mixture.dev this weekend. Its great having it generate video based on the music and a simple prompt. We're also working on a big update to supercut.ai which will benefit from this engine.

Your agent can now find a supercut from what you remember about it, not just what you called it. search-recordings is live on the Supercut MCP server, and it reads the AI summary as well as the title.

We've been staring at curves for a long time. Figured we'd show you some. Want access? Join the Zoah waitlist: zoah.com.

What’s the actual point of using X?

Claude learnt motion.

How is Mixture 1200% faster than CapCut?

30 seconds is all it took to import a Loom folder into Supercut. Bigger library? It runs in the background while you work.

You can now bulk import your Loom videos to Supercut.