CinLink

What is CinLink?

CinLink is a desktop AI video assistant for Mac and Windows that runs media jobs from plain instructions. Describe the result you want and it plans the steps, then handles captions, transcription, translation, dubbing, highlight clips, summaries, and upscaling. It works close to your local files, with mobile and CLI access planned next.

Top Features:

• Captions: create timed captions, style them, and export SRT files or burned-in video.
• Dubbing: translate speech and subtitles, then generate a new voice track to review.
• Repurposing: pull standout moments from long videos and turn them into vertical shorts.

Use Cases:

• Podcast clips: cut an episode into short subtitled clips for social media.
• Localization: translate a product video with bilingual captions and dubbed audio.
• Lecture notes: turn recorded workshops into summaries with timestamps for each takeaway.

Who Can Use CinLink?

• Creators: produce subtitles, highlights, and platform versions without manual timeline work.
• Marketing teams: repurpose launch recordings and demos into teasers for social channels.
• Small studios: sort client footage, prepare rough cuts, and batch export deliverables.

Pricing

• Free ($0): 100 one-time credits to test subtitles, transcription, and basic translation.
• Creator ($19 per month): 2,500 monthly credits for AI subtitles, transcription, and subtitle translation.
• Studio ($59 per month): 8,500 monthly credits with batch processing for creators and small teams.

Pros and Cons

Pros:

• Plain language: describe the edit you want instead of learning complex editing software.
• Local-first: heavy media tasks run close to your own files on the desktop.
• All-in-one: captions, dubbing, clipping, summaries, and generation live in one app.

Cons:

• Credit system: every task uses credits, so heavy users may need extra packs.
• Small free tier: the free plan only gives one-time credits that never renew.
• Desktop only: mobile and command line versions are planned but not yet released.

FAQs:

1) Which platforms does it run on?

It runs as a desktop app on Mac and Windows, with mobile planned.

2) Can it translate and dub videos?

Yes, it translates captions and speech, then creates a dubbed voice track.

3) Is there a free plan?

Yes, the free plan includes 100 one-time credits with no card required.

4) Can it make short clips from long videos?

Yes, it finds standout moments and turns them into vertical subtitled clips.

5) Does it support teams?

Yes, Studio suits small teams, and Enterprise adds seats and workspace management.