How to Edit Videos With video-use and Claude Code

Tired of scrubbing through a timeline to cut out filler words and awkward pauses? An open-source tool can do that for you. This share walks you through the whole workflow.

video-use works with Claude Code and turns a folder of raw footage into a finished video automatically. It's free, open source, and lives on GitHub.

Tutorial

1. Open https://github.com/browser-use/video-use on GitHub. It's free, open source, and built around Claude Code.
2. Dump your raw footage into a folder. That's the whole setup — no timeline scrubbing.
3. Chat with Claude Code and ask it to edit the video. It cuts clips, removes "um" and "uh", adds animated subtitles, color grades, and renders final.mp4.

Wrapping Up

You get a polished final.mp4 without touching a timeline. If you already use Claude Code, this is a quick way to edit. Try it with your next batch of footage.