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Who it's for

The AI video editor for TikTok you talk to

TikTok rewards the video that gets to the point in the first second and keeps moving. Upload the takes, say what you want, and Krafto cuts the retakes and pauses, adds captions clear of TikTok's caption and buttons, and sets the 9:16 shape.

What a TikTok talking video needs

TikTok is the fastest feed there is. A pause at the start is a swipe, and a slow middle is a swipe. A talking TikTok works when every line follows the last with no breath between, which is exactly the edit that takes longest by hand: a split and a delete at every pause.

TikTok draws its caption and your username over the bottom of the video, a column of buttons down the right, and the top tabs over the top. Text that sits there is hidden on the one screen that matters. Every account can post three minutes; only some can post five or ten.

TikTok numbers Krafto exports to

From TikTok's own pages, read on 02/10/2026; the linked tool pages list every source. Krafto's 9:16 export already fits them.

WhatValueNote
Size1080 × 1920 pixels, 9:16Export at this; the size page checks a file against it.
Longest10 minutesEvery account can post 3 minutes; only some can post 5 or 10.
Comfortable length3 minutesEvery account can post 3 minutes; only some can post 5 or 10.
Clear of the app's buttonsTop 13%, bottom 34%, sides 11%Measured from TikTok's own In-Feed safe zone file (drawn at 720 × 1280 and scaled here to 1080 × 1920): 160 px top, 440 px bottom, 80 px each side, and a 120 px column of buttons in the lower right. TikTok publishes it for ads; ordinary posts use the same screen. The safe zone page draws it on your video.

What Krafto does, and what is still yours

The honest split. Krafto does the part most people put off; it doesn't film for you or decide what the video is about.

JobWho does itHow
Writing and filmingYouSay each line as its own take. A phone on a stand is enough.
Picking the best take of each lineKraftoIt listens to every take and keeps the best one, usually the last.
Cutting the retakes and pausesKraftoThe first cut comes with the dead air and repeated lines out.
CaptionsKraftoWritten from what you said, timed to your voice, placed clear of the app's buttons.
Titles, motion graphics, diagramsKrafto, when you ask"Put the key words behind me", "draw what I'm explaining": each ask adds a layer.
The shape for each platformKrafto9:16 for Reels, TikTok and Shorts; 4:5 and 1:1 for feeds; 16:9 for YouTube.
Checking the cutYouPoint at a part and say what to change, or drag it on the timeline yourself.
Thumbnail, title, postingYouThe free tools help with the thumbnail and the sizes.

What it costs, and who it's not for

Krafto is $25 a month, with unlimited exports and no free plan or trial. That's about the price of one short video from a freelance editor, and less than a $19.99 editor plan plus the evenings you'd spend in it. If you post once a month, it's not worth it; if you film every week and the editing is why videos never go out, it is.

It isn't for everything. If you enjoy editing and want templates, effects and trending sounds, CapCut is a better fit. If your work is colour grading, multi-camera shoots or long documentary cuts, you want a professional timeline. If you have one long recording and want many clips from it, OpusClip is built for exactly that. Krafto is for the video where you talk to the camera and want it finished.

If you'd rather edit it yourself

You can. CapCut and InShot edit TikTok on a phone; Clipchamp and iMovie are free on a computer. The free tools on this site give you the size, the length and the safe zone for TikTok, and the guides walk through the cut. Start with the TikTok editing guide. Krafto is for the week you'd rather not.

Questions

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Last checked 7 October 2026

1080 × 1920 pixels, 9:16. Krafto exports at that when you ask for 9:16; the size page checks any file against it.

10 minutes. Every account can post 3 minutes; only some can post 5 or 10.

Yes. It keeps text clear of the top 13% and the bottom 34% of the frame, where TikTok draws its own text and buttons.

Yes. Ask for 9:16 and Krafto reframes the video with you centred and lays the captions out again. Filming upright is still better, because a wide video cropped to 9:16 loses most of the picture.

Yes. TikTok's editor trims clips, adds text and makes auto captions, and it's free. What it doesn't do is pick the best take of each line and cut the pauses for you; that's the hour. Krafto does that part, and you post the finished file to TikTok.

Free tools

Useful before you upload

TikTok safe zoneTikTok's caption, buttons and top bar, in pixels, measured from its own template.TikTok video sizeCheck a video against TikTok's size, aspect ratio, length and file limits.TikTok video lengthCheck a video against TikTok's 3, 5 and 10-minute limits.Silence removerFind the silence in a clip, hear it skipped, and get it cut.

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CapCut alternativesSix editors to use in place of CapCut, with prices and what each does for you.CapCut pricingFree to start; Standard $9.99 and Pro $19.99 a month. What each includes since the 2026 changes.Descript vs CapCutText editing against a template timeline: prices, free plans, captions and pauses compared.

Also for

Talking-head videosFor creators who film themselves talking and would rather not edit.Instagram ReelsTalking-head Reels at 1080 × 1920, captions clear of Instagram's buttons, from your takes and a sentence.YouTube ShortsTalking-head Shorts at 1080 × 1920, under three minutes, captions clear of YouTube's title and buttons.

When you're ready

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