Sound
Hears where people speak
Marks speech, silence, breaths. Hears even a whisper.
- PrPremiere Pro
- Auto-editing
An editor who never gets tired. Guillotine cuts a video recording the way a pro does: pauses, retakes, abandoned phrases and “Hon, let's go again” go by themselves, and the finished edit lands next to your sequence. Multi-camera dialogue and short vertical videos from the same recording — one button too.
- ~95% — the way I'd edit it myself
- Decides what to cut on its own
- Leaves your project alone
- Premiere doesn't slow down
- Hears even a whisper
- Bad audio is no problem
How it works
Three stages, like an editor: it listens, understands, cuts — on its own.
- Model
Reads what was said
Picks the good phrase out of three takes, drops abandoned bits and remarks to the operator.
Only in Pauses and Retakes mode.
- Cutting
Cuts only in silence
The cut lands in a pause: the Pauses slider sets the margin.
loose — 120 msnormal — 70 mstight — 40 ms - No graphics card
Press it and get on with your day
Runs apart from Premiere, no graphics card — doesn't slow it down.
The Monologue window
A vlog, a lesson, an address — pauses and retakes, one button.
Breaths and “um”
Mumbling goes with the pauses
Under 3 s with no words — a breath, an “um”, a rustle — goes with the silence.
Cuts only silence, words stay whole
Trial
The first 5 minutes as a trial
First 5 Minutes Only — the button becomes Edit Test.
5 minutes are charged, not the whole recording
Second camera
A second angle, all by itself
A second angle follows your settings — the cut hides in the change of shot.
no more often than: 0–120 sno less often than: 1–300 s
By default — every 15 s at least
The Dialogue window
An interview, a podcast — the camera follows whoever speaks.
“Who Speaks”
Listens to the microphones, marks who speaks. Any number of cameras.
Roles
Each mic gets its camera — the panel guesses on its own.
“Edit”
Whoever speaks is on screen and in sound. The silent one is muted.
- One camera at every moment
- “Pauses Only” — no model
The Short Videos window
A long recording turns into vertical videos on its own.
Hook, build, finale
The model builds a video from the recording: an opening, the point, the takeaway — in a new marked sequence.
30–120 s by default10–180 s allowed
How many videos
“Auto” gives one video per 2 minutes, 3–20. Or set your own, up to 30.
auto: 3–20manual: up to 30
Instructions for the Model
Up to 1000 characters about the channel — the model picks pieces to fit.
up to 1000 characters
Results in numbers
My recording, my edit — and what the panel did on its own.
Comparison
Manual editing vs Guillotine
The same job, by hand and in the panel.
By hand
40actions
- Find the pause on the waveform×10
- Cut at the start of the pause×10
- Cut at the end of the pause×10
- Ripple delete×10
With Guillotine
2actions
- Choose Pauses Only
- Press Edit
The rest is automatic
- Finds pauses
- Cuts in silence
- Closes the tail
- Sequence intact
By hand
With Guillotine
20× fewer actions
By the actions listed.
Trial and plans
Hours are spent by recording length and mode. Pauses Only mode spends no hours.
“Cheaper than the competition, ten times smarter. Test it on your hardest recording.”
Free
30 minutes
Trial, once before your first purchase. Full pipeline.
5 h of recording · monthly
$7
/ month
Key with your hours arrives by email after payment. Renews automatically, cancel in your account. With crypto — one-time, 30 days
Try it on an episode.
10 h of recording · monthly
$13
/ month
Key with your hours arrives by email after payment. Renews automatically, cancel in your account. With crypto — one-time, 30 days
A couple of episodes a month.
20 h of recording · monthly
$20
/ month
Key with your hours arrives by email after payment. Renews automatically, cancel in your account. With crypto — one-time, 30 days
Regular episodes.
| Mode | Hours from balance |
|---|---|
| Monologue | ×1 |
| Dialogue | ×1.5 |
| Short clips | ×2 |
| Pauses only | free |
The 30 trial minutes run on the full pipeline, same as paid.
Installation
Install Hub
Installs and updates plugins.
Add Guillotine
One button in Hub installs the analysis engine too.
Open it in Premiere
Window → Extensions → Guillotine.
Enter the key from the email
The key arrives by email once you buy hours, with the hours already on it. Press Edit.
Versions
Each version — what was added, changed and fixed. Hub installs updates for you.
Version 2.3.0
November 5, 2026Added
- The panel now installs and updates its sound analysis module by itself: on opening it checks whether the module is current and, if the website has a newer one or it is missing, downloads it (about 2.2 GB) and installs it with no Windows dialogs.
- Above the steps you see "Updating the sound analysis module · N %" with a bar; Stop cancels the download, and the next opening starts over. With no connection to the website, the panel keeps working with the installed module if it is 1.1.1 or newer.
Fixed
- Opening another sequence in Premiere during the analysis no longer stops the cut with "choose the track again": the panel switches back to the sequence it analyzed and cuts that one. If it cannot switch back (the sequence was deleted), the panel says so, names it, and no minutes are spent.
This plugin is alive and growing fast
We're actively developing and testing it, so your feedback means a lot. Found a bug or missing a feature? Let us know — most fixes and requests ship within 3–4 days of your report.
Questions
It doesn't just cut out silence. The model reads the recording like an editor: it keeps the good take out of three and removes abandoned phrases and remarks to the camera operator. On my recordings that's ~95% of my manual edit. See for yourself: 30 minutes are free, once, before your first purchase.
No. Guillotine makes a copy of the sequence, “<name> Гильотина”, and cuts the copy. Your sequence stays next to it, untouched.
The panel hears quiet speech and even a whisper, and copes with camera audio and a noisy room. Test it on your worst recording.
It depends on the computer and the length of the recording. Press Edit and get on with your day: the panel works on its own and shows its progress as tiles.
No. Analysis runs separately from Premiere, on an ordinary processor; no graphics card needed. Keep editing while the panel works.
By recording length: an hour of monologue costs one hour from your balance, an hour of dialogue costs an hour and a half, short clips cost two. Pauses Only mode spends no hours. If a job fails, the hours come back.
Yes: until your first purchase you get 30 minutes of recording free, once per computer. It runs on the same full pipeline as purchased hours: it removes pauses, slips and re-shot takes. For a quick look at the result, tick First 5 Minutes Only: the start of the recording is cut, and 5 minutes are spent.
There's no limit: the panel counts every video track with footage. Tested with three cameras.
Premiere Pro 24.0 and later. Tested on 25.5.
No Mac version yet. It’s coming soon.
The “?” button in the panel header: “Report a Problem” sends an email together with the panel log.
The text of the recording. Speech is recognised on your computer, and the transcript goes in pieces to the Sudorgin server, where the model decides what to cut. Video and audio stay with you.
Guillotine — edits on its own, the way you would
Hours — from $7 for 5 h · 30 free minutes · version 2.3.0