Send your raw footage. Get back a finished video.
Fast Eddy cuts your retakes and dead air, cleans up your audio, and adds on-screen graphics that match what you're saying. Your first 3 videos are free.
Get 3 free editsNo YouTube login needed. You send a file, you get a file back.
How it works
Send your raw take
Share a Google Drive or Dropbox link. If there's anything you want shown on screen, like a number, a name or a link, tell us.
We edit it
The retakes and long pauses come out, the audio gets cleaned up, and graphics go in where they help the viewer follow along.
You review it
Watch it and ask for changes as many times as you need. When it's right, it's ready to upload.
What's in every edit
- Retakes, flubs and dead air removed
- Clean, even audio
- Graphics designed around what you're saying
- Your colors and your logo
- Chapter timestamps for your description
- Unlimited revisions
Who it's for
Right now we edit videos where one person talks to the camera: explainers, tutorials, commentary and teaching. If you film yourself and the editing is what slows you down, this was built for you.
Why I built it
I'm Dan Wilson. I run a YouTube channel, and I built this system to edit my own videos. It cuts the retakes, cleans the audio and designs the graphics, the same way a good editor would. Now I'm opening it up to a few other creators.
Questions
Do I have to give you access to my YouTube channel?
No. You share a file and we send a finished file back. You upload it yourself.
What happens to my footage?
We only use it to edit your video. Your raw files are deleted 30 days after we deliver the edit.
How long does an edit take?
Usually about a day.
How long can my videos be?
The free edits are for videos up to 15 minutes each, one at a time. When one comes back, send the next.
What does it cost after the free edits?
Once you've seen your 3 edits, we'll talk about whether it's worth it to you and what it costs. There's no card needed to start.
Get your 3 free edits
Tell me a little about your channel and I'll email you how to send your first video.