AI video editor for lawyers

Upload the answers and explainer takes you have recorded, and Submagic combines them into one video. Auto-Edit captions each part, adds b-roll and trims the dead air, so a few separate takes become one clean FAQ or client-education video you can publish. You record the answers once, and the editor assembles them into a single clip without re-filming.

No. Many lawyers film a quick explainer on a phone between cases and let Submagic handle the edit. Auto-Edit adds captions, b-roll and auto-zoom and trims the dead air automatically, so you get a finished short-form clip for social without hiring an editor or booking a videographer.

Legal videos on LinkedIn and Reels often play on a silent feed, so the words have to be on screen. Submagic's Auto Captions transcribe your explainer and style the subtitles automatically, so the words stay on screen and a dense legal point is easy to follow with the sound off. Auto-zoom adds emphasis so the clip still feels dynamic.

Something built for people who would rather practice law than edit. Instead of a desktop editing suite, Submagic captions, combines and formats your recording automatically, so a lawyer with no editing background can publish a clean explainer. You bring the recording, and it does the editing pass.

Yes. You can try Submagic free before you subscribe, so you can upload one explainer, run Auto-Edit and add captions before choosing a plan. It is a quick way to see what a recording looks like captioned and cut, using a single legal clip.

You stay in control of the script and the final video, so each clip can go through your own review, disclosure and disclaimer process before you publish. Submagic edits and captions the video you approve; it does not give legal advice or check your content against bar advertising rules, so your usual compliance steps still apply. Many lawyers add a short on-screen line noting the video is general information, not legal advice.