Snapchat Adds Quick Cut to Save Users From Editing Themselves
KEY POINTS
- â˘Snap Inc. launched Quick Cut in December 2025, adding an editing tool inside Snapchatâs app.
- â˘Users can select photos or clips from Memories or their camera roll to auto-create videos.
- â˘Quick Cut automatically adds music synced to clips but allows track changes and lens overlays.
Snap Inc. launched Quick Cut in December 2025, a video editing tool inside Snapchat promising pixel-perfect, beat-synced clips 'in seconds.' Users pick multiple photos or clips from Memories or camera roll, then watch their precious moments get auto-mixed with music and auto-lenses, because who has time to fiddle? Quick Cut even pre-renders videos instantly, so you don't even have to wait like in the Stone Age. The bold claim: Snapchatters can make share-ready videos faster than eating a microwave meal, with optional track swapping for those who like living dangerously. Fingers crossed it doesnât auto-sync your existential dread.
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Because editing videos yourself is apparently too 2010, Snapchatâs new tool does your creative thinking. Welcome to the future of laziness.
Snapchat's new Quick Cut auto-edits your memories because nobody was actually good at this anyway.
Finally, an app that matches your clips to music, so your personal disasters can at least have good soundtrack.
Source: Theverge | Published: 12/17/2025 | Author: Jay Peters
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