And I'm giving you the exact system I built.
Here's one of mine, before and after
The finished video. Tap for sound.
Long pauses. Awkward restarts. No captions.
Trimmed, captioned, animated, and ready for review.
Same video. Same person. Except this time, I didn't spend my afternoon editing it.
She made dinner. Claude edited TWO videos.
“I’m obsessed with it after just the first day, it’s making me actually look forward to today’s post!
It was so much faster to edit, and something I didn’t expect and probably my favorite thing was that it made editing “not boring”. Because it’s a back and forth conversation with Claude I actually look forward to it and look forward to seeing what the end result is. I love that if I didn’t love something I just told her and she fixed it.
I fixed dinner while she edited but she was so fast she had it done before I had dinner done. With 2 videos!”
Spending 10 minutes recording a video and then 2 HOURS trying to make it look good.
You scrub back and forth over the same three seconds trying to find exactly where the um starts. You drag a caption left, then right, then back to where it was. You try four fonts and go with the first one. You open the sound effects, scroll for a bit, and close them again.
It's 10:40pm. The laptop is hot on your legs. You've been on this one video since everyone went to bed, and you're still not happy with it.
Then you export it, watch it back, and it's… fine. Nothing like the ones sitting in your saved folder. Just fine.
And by the time you're done, you're already dreading the next one.
So you post less. You skip a week. Then two. And eventually you stop making talking videos altogether, because who has time for all that?
That's exactly why I built this.
I wanted to be able to record a video, hand it over to Claude, and go do my laundry while it edited everything for me. And now I can.
You hit record once. That's the only hard part left.
No pausing. No starting the sentence over. No deleting. One take, whatever comes out of your mouth.
Then you hand it over and walk away. My editor goes through it, keeps your best take, cuts the pauses and the dead space, and adds your captions, your hook, animations and graphics.
All of it happens while you're cooking dinner, putting a load of laundry on, picking the kids up, or having the nap you've been putting off.
Then you come back, and your video is sitting there finished, waiting for you to approve it.
What people say after they run it
“It’s way more fun than editing myself. The finished product is like opening a creative little present to myself. You’re a genius!”
“Thank you, Sarah! 🙏 WOWSA I just tried it. Crazy! Amazing work!!”
“It made the process so simple. The bit I hate most is editing so thank you for making this easy.”
“It’s unbelievable how much your Claude x CapCut system helps and how jam packed it is with super smart information and templates. What it comes back with after looking at the initial video is mind blowing, how it knows what we want done with it.”
Wait, what exactly am I getting?
You're not buying an app, and you're not buying a pile of prompts. You're getting a guided setup for your own Claude powered editing workflow, running on your computer, through CapCut. I built it, I use it every day, and I walk you through building the same thing.
It takes one sitting to set up and the guide assumes you've never done any of this. You pick your templates, fonts and colours once, so it learns how you like your videos edited instead of you explaining it every time. After that, every video goes like this.
every um, pause and restart
One take. 4:12, pauses and all. You stop here.
- Keeps your best take
- Cuts pauses and dead space
- Times your captions
- Adds hook, animations, graphics
While you're cooking, folding laundry, or asleep.
A CapCut draft. 1:48. Change anything, then post.
The only two boxes you touch are the first and the last one.
It bends to you, not the other way round
Everything stays editable
You get a CapCut draft, not a locked file, so there's no going back and forth with AI trying to get it right. Don't like a caption or a cut? Change it yourself in ten seconds and keep the draft.
Your actual draft, open. Every caption, clip and font still there to change.
Match any style you like
Follow a creator whose videos always look good? Upload a few of theirs and my editor will do its best to match the look on yours.
Upload a few of theirs. Yours comes back looking like that.
Your own branding
Upload your fonts, give it your colours, and it applies them for you. Every video comes back looking like it belongs to you.
Load them once. It remembers.
Batch a whole week at once
Record a week of content in one sitting, hand the lot over, and go have a nap. You'll wake up to a week of finished videos that look better than anything you'd have cut yourself.
This is me, every Sunday afternoon.
Pick the look, it does the rest
These are real screens from the templates, not mockups. Each one sets how your hook and your pop-up words look, and you tell Claude which one you want in a sentence. Every word stays editable in CapCut after.
Bold Coach
BoldTall, punchy headline letters with yellow highlights and a black outline. Loud and direct.
Best for: Fitness, myth-busting, hard truths
Playful Pop
FunBubbly pink, yellow and blue lettering with a dark outline. Bright and friendly.
Best for: Small shops, product sellers, crafts
Girly Clean
SoftWhite italic serif with a fine line underneath, and sparkles on the pop-up words.
Best for: Skincare, beauty, wellness, lifestyle
Butter Yellow
SoftOne warm butter-yellow italic headline with handwritten-style captions. Cosy and personal.
Best for: Recipes, cosy storytelling, personal updates
Freehand
MinimalA cream serif headline stacked between two fine lines. Editorial and calm.
Best for: Travel, explainers, talking-head essays
Quiet Luxury
MinimalThin, elegant type with spaced-out cream and gold lines. Lots of breathing room.
Best for: Interiors, real estate, premium offers
Clean Professional
ProfessionalCrisp sans-serif with a white box behind the headline and blue pills for the pop-ups.
Best for: Careers, finance, service providers, how-to
Each screen above uses an example from a different niche, but every template works for any topic. Your video shows your own hook and your own words. And you're not stuck with one, use a different template every day if you want.
Here's everything you're getting
The Claude × CapCut Editor
The whole setup, start to finish, on Mac and on Windows.
7 templates, plus every one I add later
All built from free CapCut fonts so they work on any machine.
Style matching and your own branding
Feed it a creator's videos to match their look, or load your fonts and colours so every video comes back as yours.
Batch editing
Hand it a week of content at once and let it work through the lot.
The Prompt Pack and the Student Guide
Every prompt written out to copy and paste, and setup walked through from opening a Claude account to your first finished video.
My advanced editing prompts
The ones I run on my own videos once you're past the basics.
Because what's the point of having an AI editor if you don't know what to record?
You don't just get an editor. You get everything you need to start creating content consistently.
Bonus 1 · The 30-Day Yapping Challenge
Stop overthinking what to say. 30 days of prompts, 120 hooks, simple talking-video frameworks, and the confidence to record without a script.
Bonus 2 · Create Your Signature Series
Build a recognisable content series that makes people remember you and gives them a reason to keep coming back for more.
Bonus 3 · 20 Talking Video Scripts
Don't know what to say? Pick a script, personalise it, record. No staring at a blank screen trying to come up with an idea.
You've got three options here, really.
goes up to $97 soon
One payment. Instant access. Your own AI editing workflow, without hiring an editor.
Requires a separate paid Claude subscription. CapCut's free plan works.
Let me tell you if this is for you
Yes, if
- You spend longer editing than you do filming
- You've got videos you actually like sitting unposted
- Editing eats the hours you need for work or the house
- You want your videos to look like they belong to the same person
Probably not, if
- You don't want to be on camera at all
- You want it to come up with the content too
- You're not willing to spend one sitting on the setup
The things people ask me
Do I need to pay for Claude or CapCut?
CapCut, no. The free plan does everything you need here, and I built the templates out of free CapCut fonts on purpose so nobody gets stuck behind a paywall halfway through.
Is this just a bunch of prompts?
Am I buying software, an app, or a course?
Can I change things after it's edited?
Can it match the way my favourite creator's videos look?
Can it do more than one video at a time?
Does it work on a PC?
I've never used Claude before. Is that a problem?
How long does it take to set up?
Will it work for my niche?
Is this the same thing as The Growth Garden?
You've got better things to do than spend 3 hours editing a 60-second video.
You've got a business to run. A life to live. And probably a mountain of laundry waiting for you.
Record the video. Hand it to Claude. Go do literally anything else.
Come back to a video you're actually excited to post.
One payment. Yours to keep. Goes up to $97 soon.
Requires a separate paid Claude subscription. CapCut's free plan works.
