Elftuber
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Say goodbye to editing forever

Your elf edits.You upload.

Paste a script or drop your voice-over. Elftuber finds the footage, mixes the music, animates maps and charts, adds on-screen keywords and hands you a 1080p video ready to upload.

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Videos up to 20 minutes · five editing styles · fix any single minute

How it works

From script to upload in three steps.

You bring the story. Elftuber does the part that usually eats a whole weekend in the editor.

  1. Give it your script or your voice

    Paste a script and pick a voice, or upload your own recording. Retakes and long pauses are trimmed before anything else happens.

  2. Your elf gets to work

    Every sentence gets a shot. Elftuber searches footage, cuts the best moments from videos you add, builds the graphics and lowers the music whenever someone speaks.

  3. Download it in 1080p

    Watch it through and point at the minute you want changed. Only that minute is rendered again, so fixes take minutes, not another full render.

What it does

Every job in the edit, handled.

The same four tracks you would build by hand: video, voice, music and graphics. Your elf fills all four.

Footage

Stock video and web photos matched to what each sentence says.

Your clips

Add videos you have the rights to use. It finds the strongest moments and shows the channel on screen.

Voice-over

Natural AI voices, or your own recording with retakes cut out.

Music

Your own library, matched to the loudness of the voice and lifted in the hook for tension.

Motion graphics

Maps, timelines, comparisons, charts and newspaper clippings built from facts in your script.

Keywords

Big on-screen words at the moments that matter, timed to the exact syllable.

Shot check

Every shot is compared with the narration. Off-topic or watermarked shots get swapped before render.

Credits

A ready-to-paste list of every source channel for your video description.

Video track Voice track Music track Graphics track Behind the scenes

Editing styles

Pick the pace. Elftuber keeps it.

A style sets how often shots change, how words appear and what the cuts sound like. Each bar below is one minute of video; every tick is a cut.

Default

Dynamic

~12 cuts / min

Fast hook, bouncing yellow keywords, a whoosh on every cut.

Explainers

Documentary

~8 cuts / min

Words blur in with a low boom. Scenes about the past get a worn VHS look.

True crime

Dramatic

~6 cuts / min

Long shots, a darker grade, heavy vignette and very few words on screen.

Retention

Dopamine

~40 cuts / min

A new shot every second or two, a keyword every two seconds, sound effects nonstop.

Faith & calm

Contemplative

~5 cuts / min

Images held for 10 to 15 seconds, almost no text, the music up front.

Pricing

Pay for finished minutes.

Buy credits once and spend them on any video. Each video can run up to 20 minutes; longer stories are made in parts and joined for you, with one continuous soundtrack.

Light

1credit / min
  • Your script and voice-over
  • Stock footage only
  • All five editing styles

15-minute video = 15 credits

Pro

2credits / min
  • Everything in Light
  • Web photos and your own clips
  • Maps, timelines, charts, clippings
  • Shot check before every render

15-minute video = 30 credits

Autopilot

4credits / min
  • Everything in Pro
  • Script researched and written for you
  • AI voice-over
  • You approve the script before anything renders

15-minute video = 60 credits

Early-access pricing: credits start at $0.85 each. Fixing one minute costs one credit at your plan's rate. Prices may change before launch.

Questions

Before you ask.

Do I need to know how to edit?

No. You choose a style, a music mood and, if you want, the videos to pull clips from. Elftuber plans and cuts everything else.

How long does a 20-minute video take?

Plan on one to two hours from script to finished 1080p file. You get an email when it is ready.

Can I use clips from YouTube videos?

Yes, from videos you have permission to use. Elftuber shows the channel name on screen while the clip plays and writes the credits for your description.

What if one part looks wrong?

Tell it the minute. That minute is rebuilt and rendered again on its own, and the rest of the video stays exactly as it was.

Which languages does it support?

Spanish today, with English coming next. Voice-overs, keywords and graphics all follow the language of the script.