An AI video editor for agencies: client Reels in minutes, not hours
If you edit short talking videos for clients, the first cut is where the hours go: the pauses, the retakes, the captions, the music, the b-roll. Raw2Reel does that first cut for you in one pass, a few minutes after the upload, in Full HD, with no mark on paid videos. You check it, change what you want by typing, and deliver. The client can even hand in the raw clips through a Google Drive folder and pick the finished video up from the same folder.
How an agency uses it
Set up an account for the client
Sign up with an email for that client. Put their logo and default caption look under My brand, and link a Google Drive folder they can drop raw clips in.
Press Edit this video
A few minutes later the pauses and retakes are cut and the captions, music, b-roll and auto zoom are on. We email you when it's ready.
Adjust in plain words and deliver
Type "shorter intro" or tap a word to cut it, then Save & download in Full HD, or let it land in the client's Drive folder under Done & Ready.
| A junior editor on a timeline | Raw2Reel | |
|---|---|---|
| Time to a first cut of a 60-second Reel | Often an hour or more | A few minutes, while you do something else |
| Pauses, ums and retakes | Found and cut one by one | Cut from a transcript of what the client said |
| Captions | Typed or synced by hand, one style per project | Word by word, 5 styles, the client's colour, 90+ languages |
| A revision from the client | Open the project, find the spot, re-export | Type the change or tap the word; saving again is free |
| Captions in a second language | A translator plus re-timing | Translated into 7 languages with a tap |
| Delivery | Export, upload, send a link | Save & download, or the file lands in the client's Drive folder |
| Cost per video | The editor's hours | About 67 cents to $2.90 a video after the 3 free each month |
Raw2Reel does the first cut of a talking video. Hand-made transitions, motion design on every cut and multi-camera edits still need an editor and a full program; you can start from the Raw2Reel export, and paid videos have no mark.
One account per client keeps everything apart
A Raw2Reel account holds one logo, one default caption look, one Google Drive folder and one count of videos. So the simplest setup is one account per client, signed up with an email for that client: their logo sits in the corner of every video, their caption style and colour are the default, their raw clips come in through their own folder, and their videos never mix with another client's. There is no price per seat, so an extra account costs nothing until it saves its fourth video in a month.
Let clients hand in raw clips through Google Drive
Make a folder in Google Drive, share it with hello@raw2reel.com as Editor, and paste the link under Videos. Anything the client puts in that folder, from their phone or computer, shows up in Raw2Reel by itself. When you save the finished video it goes back into a Done & Ready folder inside theirs, in full quality, and the raw clip moves to Original done. Nobody sends files around. How the Drive folder works.
The first cut, done in one pass
Raw2Reel reads what the client said and builds the edit from it. The pauses, the ums and the takes they said twice are cut, the best take stays. Captions go on word by word, in one of 5 styles, in the client's colour, high, middle or low so they never cover the face. Music sits under the voice, b-roll covers the key lines (the client's own pictures first, stock only to fill gaps), and a gentle zoom keeps the frame alive. Several raw clips can be joined into one video in the order you pick.
Revisions by typing, not by re-opening a project
Everything the client said is in the transcript. Tap a word or a line to cut it, tap again to bring it back. Or type what the client asked for, the way they wrote it to you: "remove the last sentence", "less music", "warmer colours", "no b-roll". The video updates a moment later. A video counts once, the first time you save it, so a second or third round of changes costs nothing.
Clients in languages your team doesn't speak
Over 90 spoken languages are recognised automatically, including Arabic, which is written right to left in the captions. Captions can be translated into 7 languages, so one Dubai client can get an English and an Arabic version of the same Reel. One honest limit: checking a misheard name still needs someone who can read the language.
Deliver it as your own work
Paid videos have no mark, so on a plan or pack you deliver clean files. Free videos are 720p with a small Raw2Reel mark in the corner. Paid files come out in Full HD 1080p at the client's original frame rate, vertical 9:16 for Reels, TikTok and Shorts, 4:5 for the feed, or square, with the client's logo in a corner if you set one. If a project needs more, open the export in Premiere or CapCut and finish it there.
Long recordings become clips too
When a client hands you a 40-minute podcast or a webinar instead of a short clip, upload it as it is. Raw2Reel picks 5 to 10 moments, ranks them best first and edits each into a captioned vertical clip. A 44-minute podcast gave all 10 clips in under 4 minutes in our test on 1 November 2026.
What it does not do yet
There is one login per account, with no team seats, roles or client approval links; you share the finished file, not a review page. It does not post to Instagram or TikTok for you. It does not crop in to follow a face in a landscape recording. And it does not replace an editor on work that needs hand-made motion design on every cut.
Price: per video, never per seat
Every account gets 3 free videos every month, with no card: captions, cuts and music in 720p, up to 10 min a month. For more, take the monthly plan (15 videos for $15), the yearly plan (15 videos a month for $120 a year) or a pack: 10 videos for $29 or 30 for $69, paid once, which refills at the same price only when it is almost used up. That is about 67 cents to $2.90 a video. A video counts the first time you save it, and drafts and changes are free.
More you can do with Raw2Reel
Questions
Is there an AI video editor made for agencies?
Raw2Reel is built for short talking videos, which is most of what agencies post for clients. It does the first cut in one pass (pauses cut, captions, music, b-roll, zoom), you adjust it by typing, and you deliver a Full HD file, with no mark on paid videos.
Can I use Raw2Reel for several clients?
Yes. Use one account per client. Each account keeps its own logo, default caption look, Google Drive folder and video count, and there is no charge per account or per seat; you pay per video saved.
Can my client upload the raw footage themselves?
Yes. Share a Google Drive folder with hello@raw2reel.com and give your client access to it. Whatever they put in the folder shows up in Raw2Reel by itself, and the finished video goes back into Done & Ready inside the same folder.
Can I put the client's logo on the videos?
Yes. Under My brand, add the logo and pick the corner. It goes on every new video from that account, and you can switch it off on a single video.
Is there a watermark?
Free videos carry a small Raw2Reel mark in the corner. Paid videos (plan, pack or starter pack) have none, so on a plan or pack you can deliver the file as it is. Once you pay, saving a video again removes the mark.
How do revisions work?
Type the change in plain words, like "remove the last sentence" or "less music", or tap a word to cut it. The video updates by itself. Saving a video again after changes is free.
Do you charge per seat or per user?
No. There are no seats. Every account gets 3 free videos a month, and after that you pay per video: $1 each on the monthly plan, about 67 cents on the yearly plan, or $2.30 to $2.90 in a pack.
Can it handle a client who speaks a language my team doesn't?
Yes for the edit and the captions: 90+ spoken languages are recognised automatically, and captions can be translated into 7 languages. Checking a wrongly heard name still needs someone who can read that language.
Can my team work in the same account at the same time?
There is one login per account today, with no team seats or roles. Most agencies give one person the client's account and use the Drive folder for hand-ins and delivery.