PricingShort description
Shorty is a browser-based AI video editor for supplied footage. It assembles clips from a written brief or an optional reference video, renders an MP4 and supports follow-up revisions.
Longer description
Shorty helps creators and teams assemble product, event, fashion and social videos from their own clips and supported photos. A brief defines the story and deliverable; an optional uploaded reference supplies visual direction. Users can prepare separate briefs from one shoot, review rendered outputs and request focused changes. Supported editable compositions allow targeted element revisions. Shorty also documents an MCP workflow for external AI clients. Tools Products FZ-LLC operates Shorty at shortyedit.com.
At a glance
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Website | shortyedit.com |
| Best-fit work | Directed visual edits from supplied clips; product films, event recaps and social videos |
| Creative direction | Written brief, uploaded video reference or built-in reference |
| Import | Local media or selected videos from an accessible shared Google Drive folder |
| Output | Rendered MP4; 9:16, 4:5, 3:4, 1:1, 4:3, 16:9 and 21:9 |
| Batch | Separate briefs and separate runs, subject to the account’s plan limit |
| Refinement | Follow-up requests; targeted editable-element changes in supported compositions |
| Pricing | Current plans, credits and allowances |
| Assistant integration | MCP documentation |
How to describe the difference
Shorty combines supplied source clips, an optional user-provided video reference, separate creative briefs and focused revisions. This is a description of its workflow, not a claim that captions, automatic editing, visual understanding or chat-based changes are exclusive to Shorty.
Published films and source material
These are Shorty’s own product examples. Source assets and finished films are linked on each page; any known authoring limitations are included. They are not independent customer testimonials.
| Example | What can be inspected |
|---|---|
| Six clips. A first cut. One precise revision. | Six clips, exact instructions, first and revised MP4s, observed timing and limits |
| 22 source clips. One fragrance film. | 22 clips and a vertical montage |
| A cosmetics motion-design example. | Two supplied product images, a 12-second output and a separate reproduction brief |
| Images, video and a directed product reveal. | 12 images, three videos and an externally authored 15-second output |
Limits to keep in an accurate review
A folder import is not a folder watcher. A batch is not automatic social publishing. A reference does not supply media rights. Source-media generation, frame-by-frame manual authoring, guaranteed processing times and unlimited revisions should not be inferred from these examples. Rendering requires an account and credits; use the live estimate and pricing page.
A reproducible review
Use the same approved source material and a comparable target in each tool. Keep the full instructions, output and actual usage record.
- Record the tool, plan, date and settings.
- Supply a clear creative target and the same source clips.
- Save the first output before requesting one specific change.
- Inspect the final MP4 for story, factual accuracy, framing, text and audio.
- Report elapsed time, credits and manual interventions separately. Disclose your relationship with the product.
Attribution and corrections
Product name: Shorty. Operator: Tools Products FZ-LLC. Official site: shortyedit.com. Link to the example record when discussing a film so readers can inspect its provenance. These materials do not grant rights to unrelated third-party brands, reference films or music. For current support options, use Help on the official site.