AI Video Agent

• Echo, the agent inside your editor

  Echo is a chat panel in the EchoWave editor with 39 editing tools it can call on your project. Ask it to split a clip at 0:42, speed a section to 2x, move a layer, or resize the canvas to 9:16, and it performs the edits on your actual timeline while you watch every change land.

• Edit by transcript, cut the dead air

  Tell Echo to tighten a rambling take and it edits through the transcript, deleting words to delete footage. It also strips filler words like ums and uhs and cuts silent gaps automatically, the same engine behind our silence remover.

• Captions styled by prompt

  Ask for MrBeast-style captions and Echo applies the Beast Mode preset, one of 176 named looks with word-by-word karaoke fill. It can restyle, recolor, and reposition captions on request, and the full caption generator stays available for manual tweaks.

• Keyframes, motion paths, and zoom pops

  Echo sets keyframes on position, scale, rotation, and opacity, and can animate a layer along a drawn motion path. Ask for a zoom pop on a punchline or a blur over a license plate and it places the effect at the right timestamp.

• AI voice over on command

  Echo generates voice over in 63 natural voices, straight onto the timeline. Ask it to read a script over your intro and the narration lands as a new audio track you can trim or move like any other clip.

• An AI video agent that checks its own work

  After an edit, Echo can preview rendered frames from your project and look at the result, catching a caption that overlaps a face or a layer that drifted off canvas. Before big changes it saves a checkpoint, so one click reverts everything if you disagree with a decision.

• An MCP server external agents can use

  EchoWave publishes echowave-mcp on npm, so Claude Desktop, Claude Code, and other MCP clients can list your templates, fill text, image, video, and audio placeholders, start renders, and poll status. External access is template fill plus render by design; free-form timeline editing stays inside the editor with Echo.

• Templates, API keys, and 100-row batches

  The same automation runs over a plain video editing API with API keys. Build a template once, then render a single video or a batch of up to 100 rows per request, the engine behind our bulk video generator.

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   Open the editor and add media

   Start a project at echowave.io in any modern browser, nothing to install. Drop in your video or audio and the canvas sizes itself to the first file you add.

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   Tell Echo what you want done

   Open the Echo panel and type instructions the way you would brief an editor: cut the silences, caption this in the hormozi preset, add a zoom pop at 1:24. Echo maps your request to its 39 tools and edits the timeline in front of you.

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   Review, refine, or revert

   Echo previews rendered frames to verify its own edits, and you can scrub the timeline to judge the result yourself. If a change misses, restore the checkpoint in one click or reword the instruction and let it try again.

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   Render in the cloud and download

   Rendering runs on EchoWave's cloud farm, so an old laptop finishes as fast as a new one. Free exports are HD (up to 720p) MP4 with a small removable EchoWave watermark badge and a short branded end card. Paid plans remove the badge and add 1080p up to 4K, with 8K and 120fps on Business.

• Podcast clip production

  Brief Echo on a highlight and it cuts the segment by transcript, strips the ums, resizes the canvas to 9:16, and captions it word by word. A one-hour episode becomes a stack of clips without touching a razor tool.

• Caption restyles at speed

  Social teams ask Echo for a preset by name, hormozi, kendrick, Beast Mode, and get styled word-level captions applied across the clip. Per-word color and emphasis edits stay one click away.

• Agent-to-agent pipelines

  A Claude agent researching your niche can fill an EchoWave template with its findings and start a render over MCP, no human in the loop. You get a finished MP4 to review instead of another item on your list.

• Recurring weekly formats

  Quote videos, stat cards, episode promos: build the template once, then feed a CSV of up to 100 rows and render the whole week in one batch. Replace-media re-versioning keeps older editions editable.

• Audiograms at scale

  EchoWave is audio-first, with 93 visualizer styles and automatic beat detection. Set up an audiogram template and let a script render one per episode through the REST API.

• Course and tutorial cleanup

  Long screen recordings shrink fast when an agent removes silence and filler words for you. Ask Echo for zoom pops on the key clicks and an AI voice over for the intro.

Based on each tool's public pages as of July 2026. Descript, OpusClip, and HeyGen are trademarks of their respective owners, and features change often, so verify current plans before you choose.