Shot.video launches multi-camera video tool with AI editing

Shot.video

Shot.video lets users turn laptops and phones into a multi-camera studio with AI-powered first edits.

Shot.video has launched as a browser-based studio for creating multi-camera videos using devices already owned. The tool turns laptops and phones into synchronized camera angles without requiring extra equipment or app installations. Users connect phones by scanning a QR code, press record once, and Shot.video records every device in sync. AI then creates a first edit by cutting between angles, adding screen zooms and pans, and suggesting B-roll for approval. The platform is designed for people building businesses, making products, teaching, explaining and sharing what they create. The service aims to make professional-looking videos accessible without complicated setup or editing skills.

About Shot.video: Ian Naylor founded AppInstitute, PageTest.AI, WebinarFlow and Shot.video. More at shot.video.

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