Claude-Powered AI Video Editor Palmier Launches
Matt Wolfe · youtube · 2026-07-08
AI blogger Matt Wolfe introduces the newly released AI video editor Palmier, powered by Claude. By inputting commands like "edit this for me," the tool automatically organizes footage, trims clips, and instantly generates missing B-roll when needed, aiming to automate tedious manual tasks in video editing. Priced at $29 per month for roughly 3-7 minutes of generated video, it isn't cheap but remains more affordable than hiring a professional editor. The author hasn't tested it yet and asks readers if they'd like to see a hands-on review.
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