Point Contentmint at a shoot folder. It watches every clip, keeps the hero shots, cuts them to the beat, adds your title, music and captions, and renders the reel. Your footage never leaves your laptop.
Anyone can trim clips. Contentmint decides. It looks at every frame the way an editor would: is this steady, is this the moment, is this a crowd shot, is that the dog again. The junk gets dropped with a reason attached, and you can watch it think in the live console.
Rather than pad a long reel with filler once the hero shots run out, it makes a shorter, cleaner one. Like a person with standards would.
A small live taste of the studio, running entirely inside this page. Drop in five photos, press the button, download your branded slides. Your photos never leave your device.
The done-for-you option: you share a shoot folder, I run it through Contentmint with a hand-tuned pass on top, and you get back finished reels and a designed carousel, ready to post. Real brands use this today for their weekly content.
Send a shoot folderIt does not replace an editor for narrative work. It replaces the volume work: the weekly reels that otherwise never get made.
No. Contentmint runs entirely on your own machine. Your clips never touch a server, there is no account, and nothing leaves your laptop. That is the whole point.
You point it at a folder of raw clips from a shoot. It watches every clip, scores each one for camera shake and for what is actually in the frame, throws away the shaky ones, the crowd shots and the accidental ones, keeps the hero shots, cuts them to the beat, adds your branded title, music and captions, and renders a finished reel. It also builds designed carousels from your photos.
No. You pay once and it is yours for life. It runs on your own laptop, so there is nothing to keep paying for. Zero a month, forever.
A Mac laptop. The installer sets up everything it needs in a few minutes. A Windows build is in early access, ask if you need it.
Open the built-in editor: change the title, drop any clip with one click, reorder the rest, and re-render. Every build is saved as a draft you can reopen later.
One payment for a lifetime studio licence, and a per-shoot rate if you would rather send me the folder and get the posts back. No subscription either way. Ask me and I will give you the number straight.
Yes. Send me your shoot folder and you get finished reels and a carousel back, no software needed. That is the done-for-you option, and it is how several brands use Contentmint today.
You
Point Contentmint at a shoot folder. It watches every clip, keeps the hero shots, cuts them to the beat, adds your title, music and captions, and renders the reel. Your footage never leaves your laptop.
Anyone can trim clips. Contentmint decides. It looks at every frame the way an editor would: is this steady, is this the moment, is this a crowd shot, is that the dog again. The junk gets dropped with a reason attached, and you can watch it think in the live console.
Rather than pad a long reel with filler once the hero shots run out, it makes a shorter, cleaner one. Like a person with standards would.
A small live taste of the studio, running entirely inside this page. Drop in five photos, press the button, download your branded slides. Your photos never leave your device.
The done-for-you option: you share a shoot folder, I run it through Contentmint with a hand-tuned pass on top, and you get back finished reels and a designed carousel, ready to post. Real brands use this today for their weekly content.
Send a shoot folderIt does not replace an editor for narrative work. It replaces the volume work: the weekly reels that otherwise never get made.
No. Contentmint runs entirely on your own machine. Your clips never touch a server, there is no account, and nothing leaves your laptop. That is the whole point.
You point it at a folder of raw clips from a shoot. It watches every clip, scores each one for camera shake and for what is actually in the frame, throws away the shaky ones, the crowd shots and the accidental ones, keeps the hero shots, cuts them to the beat, adds your branded title, music and captions, and renders a finished reel. It also builds designed carousels from your photos.
No. You pay once and it is yours for life. It runs on your own laptop, so there is nothing to keep paying for. Zero a month, forever.
A Mac laptop. The installer sets up everything it needs in a few minutes. A Windows build is in early access, ask if you need it.
Open the built-in editor: change the title, drop any clip with one click, reorder the rest, and re-render. Every build is saved as a draft you can reopen later.
One payment for a lifetime studio licence, and a per-shoot rate if you would rather send me the folder and get the posts back. No subscription either way. Ask me and I will give you the number straight.
Yes. Send me your shoot folder and you get finished reels and a carousel back, no software needed. That is the done-for-you option, and it is how several brands use Contentmint today.
You
Point Contentmint at a shoot folder. It watches every clip, keeps the hero shots, cuts them to the beat, adds your title, music and captions, and renders the reel. Your footage never leaves your laptop.
Anyone can trim clips. Contentmint decides. It looks at every frame the way an editor would: is this steady, is this the moment, is this a crowd shot, is that the dog again. The junk gets dropped with a reason attached, and you can watch it think in the live console.
Rather than pad a long reel with filler once the hero shots run out, it makes a shorter, cleaner one. Like a person with standards would.
A small live taste of the studio, running entirely inside this page. Drop in five photos, press the button, download your branded slides. Your photos never leave your device.
The done-for-you option: you share a shoot folder, I run it through Contentmint with a hand-tuned pass on top, and you get back finished reels and a designed carousel, ready to post. Real brands use this today for their weekly content.
Send a shoot folderIt does not replace an editor for narrative work. It replaces the volume work: the weekly reels that otherwise never get made.
No. Contentmint runs entirely on your own machine. Your clips never touch a server, there is no account, and nothing leaves your laptop. That is the whole point.
You point it at a folder of raw clips from a shoot. It watches every clip, scores each one for camera shake and for what is actually in the frame, throws away the shaky ones, the crowd shots and the accidental ones, keeps the hero shots, cuts them to the beat, adds your branded title, music and captions, and renders a finished reel. It also builds designed carousels from your photos.
No. You pay once and it is yours for life. It runs on your own laptop, so there is nothing to keep paying for. Zero a month, forever.
A Mac laptop. The installer sets up everything it needs in a few minutes. A Windows build is in early access, ask if you need it.
Open the built-in editor: change the title, drop any clip with one click, reorder the rest, and re-render. Every build is saved as a draft you can reopen later.
One payment for a lifetime studio licence, and a per-shoot rate if you would rather send me the folder and get the posts back. No subscription either way. Ask me and I will give you the number straight.
Yes. Send me your shoot folder and you get finished reels and a carousel back, no software needed. That is the done-for-you option, and it is how several brands use Contentmint today.
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