The best automatic podcast editor for Final Cut Pro

9 tools, one table. Facts from each company's own site, September 2026.

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ToolFinal Cut ProCuts to who talksShorts + transcriptStays on your MacPrice
CastCut Included$14/mo or $99/yr
Speaker Cut$247 extraFree core, AI $24/mo
AutoPod✕Clips In Premiere or Resolve$29/mo
AutoCut✕ Plugin$19.80/mo
FireCut✕Shorts extra Plugin$19/mo
GlingXMLCaptions✕$20/mo
Eddie AIExportPrompts✕~$10/hr of video
DescriptCreator plan✕Creator plan
Recut✕ Silences only✕$129 once
Edit in Final Cut Pro?CastCut. It opens the finished multicam edit in Final Cut, with shorts and a transcript, for one price.
Live in Premiere Pro?AutoPod or AutoCut work inside it (AutoPod in Resolve too). CastCut hands Premiere a finished sequence instead.
Edit by text in the cloud?Descript is built for that.

CastCut vs AutoPodCastCut vs AutoCutCastCut vs Speaker Cut

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Questions

What is the best automatic multicam podcast editor for Final Cut Pro?

CastCut is built for Final Cut Pro: it syncs your cameras, cuts to whoever is talking, removes silences and ums, finds shorts and opens the multicam edit in Final Cut, all on your Mac, from $14 a month.

Does AutoPod or AutoCut work with Final Cut Pro?

No. AutoPod and AutoCut are plugins for Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve. CastCut does the same kind of automatic multicam edit for Final Cut Pro.

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