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Bang AI for UGC agencies and editors
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A UGC agency's edit queue is the same job over and over: a creator's raw clips come in, with restarts, long pauses and three tries at the hook, and a brand wants a tight 30-second cut in vertical, feed and square shapes by Friday. Bang AI, the AI video editor for people who talk to the camera, does that first cut for you on iPhone, the web and the Mac, and in the iPhone and Mac apps many videos at a time, so your editors spend their hours on the notes a brand gives, not on scrubbing.
Bang AI is on iPhone, the web and the Mac.
What gets in the way, and the fix
| The problem | How Bang AI handles it |
|---|---|
| Hours of scrubbing raw clips before any real editing starts | Auto Edit makes the first cut, with silence and repeated tries already gone. |
| Dozens of creators' videos due the same week | Batch Auto Edit in the iPhone and Mac apps cuts up to 20 videos at once. |
| Brands asking for the pace of an ad they liked | Edit like a video, in the iPhone and Mac apps, cuts the creator's clips at the reference's pace. |
| Exporting six files for every finished cut | Export Pack in the iPhone and Mac apps makes 9:16, 4:5 and 1:1, with and without captions, in one go. |
What you get
- A first cut of every video before your editors start
- Versions that never overwrite each other, for every round of notes
- One folder per creator, one video per folder, on the Mac
- Clean and captioned copies of all three shapes, from Export Pack on iPhone and the Mac
A folder per creator, a video per folder
On the Mac, choose File, then Upload Folder…, or drag folders in from Finder. Each folder becomes one video named after it, so a folder per creator, or per brand and creator, keeps the queue readable. The originals stay on the Mac and Bang AI uploads a 720p copy to cut from, then exports from the originals at full quality. Folders in the sidebar group videos by brand or campaign.
On the web at app.morebangers.com, a dropped folder becomes one video the same way, in a recent Chrome, Edge or Safari.
Batch Auto Edit for the whole queue
In the iPhone and Mac apps, Batch Auto Edit cuts up to 20 videos at once. Each Auto Edit keeps the strongest lines, cuts the silence and repeated tries at a line, and cuts um, uh and erm while Remove Ums is on. Set a length, such as Most ads for about 30 seconds, and it keeps the hook and the call to action while it trims to near that target.
Every run makes a new version, so a brand's "can we try it shorter" is another Auto Edit, and the first cut stays where it was.
Match the brand's reference ad
Brands often send an ad they like. In the iPhone and Mac apps, Edit like a video uses that video, up to 3 minutes long, and cuts the creator's clips at its pace with Copy Pacing. Copy Text writes its on-screen text for this product, and Copy Overlays matches its overlays with ones from your library. Nothing from the reference ends up in the cut: the video is made only from the creator's clips.
Brand notes, handled in the editor
Most notes are small: a different read of one line, a caption word wrong, the code on screen longer. When a creator said a line more than once, the clip shows a badge; tap it and pick another recording to swap in. Fix a caption by tapping it in the apps or with Edit words on the web, and move or retime an overlay by hand. For a clip with two people in it, such as a couple or an interview, the two-person template explains what Auto Edit does with two voices.
Briefing creators for an easier edit
A good brief saves more editing than any tool. Ask creators to film each beat as its own clip, to say the hook three ways, and to pause and restart a line rather than stopping the camera. Ask for clear speech over music, a steady frame at eye level and the product held still for a second when they name it. Clips filmed that way give Auto Edit clean lines to choose from.
Delivering all three shapes
On iPhone and the Mac, Export Pack turns one version into six files: 9:16, 4:5 and 1:1, each with captions burned in and without, named after the version, in 720p, 1080p or 4K at 24, 30 or 60 fps. The clean copies suit brands that add their own captions or run the video as an ad with platform text. Bang AI doesn't export SRT files and doesn't post for you; you deliver the files the way your clients like.
Questions, answered.
Can Bang AI edit many UGC videos at once?
Yes. Batch Auto Edit in the iPhone and Mac apps cuts up to 20 videos at once.
Can I match a brand's example ad?
Yes. In the iPhone and Mac apps, Edit like a video copies a reference video's pacing, and can write its on-screen text for your product and match its overlays with yours.
Does the export include a version without captions?
Yes. Export Pack on iPhone and the Mac saves 9:16, 4:5 and 1:1 twice, with captions and without, so a brand gets a clean copy too.
How many clips can one video hold?
Up to 50 clips per version, and each clip's sound can be up to 30 minutes long. Split a bigger shoot across two videos.
Which languages does it cut?
English and Spanish. Auto Edit cuts by the words it hears, so clips in other languages aren't a fit yet.
Related
- Beauty UGC video editorTalk through the routine, press Auto Edit, and Bang AI cuts the ums, adds captions and drops your product shot and code on the line you say them.
- Export PackHow Bang AI exports your video: Export Pack's six shapes with and without captions, one-video settings, where files save and full-quality exports.