What is CinLink?
CinLink helps users seamlessly progress from creative ideas or existing media assets through initial generation, refined optimization, and cross‑platform publishing. It automatically identifies narrative structures within disorganized raw materials, extracts key segments (e.g., the 07:29 opening or the 11:31 feature demonstration), and generates a main video, three short clips, a cover image, and subtitles. The tool also supports speech transcription, customizable bilingual subtitle styles, and SRT file exports; offers multilingual dubbing and translation, reference‑image/text‑to‑video re‑shoots, quality enhancement, 9:16 cropping, watermark addition, and format conversion—all performed locally on the desktop. Raw files remain under user control throughout, and each step’s results can be manually reviewed and iteratively edited before final export.
Key features
Automatically transcribes speech into time‑stamped subtitles, with options for fine‑tuning text styles and exporting single‑ or dual‑language subtitles—outputting either SRT files or videos with embedded subtitles.
Generates images and video clips based on textual descriptions or reference visuals (e.g., “a five‑second handheld shot of friends running toward the ocean at sunrise”), useful for filling in missing scenes or supplementing B‑roll footage.
Use cases and audience
Content creators, podcasters, small production studios and agencies, educational content teams, marketing and social media teams, and professional video editors.
- Automatically extracts key takeaways from long-form videos (such as lectures, podcasts, or courses), generating time‑stamped summaries and outlines.
- Identify and edit multiple highlight clips from interviews or event recordings, generating vertical-format short videos optimized for social media.
- Add precise subtitles to your videos, supporting multilingual translation, voice-over synthesis, and bilingual subtitle export.
Local audio and video files (such as MP4s) and natural language instructions (for example: “Add English subtitles to this video, highlight key terms, and export an SRT file”).
High‑definition main videos, short video clips, thumbnails, time‑stamped subtitle files (SRT), multilingual dubbed videos, and exported files with watermarks and specified formats (such as MP4).
Frequently asked questions
Does CinLink process the original source material?
Yes. The original audio and video files always remain on the user’s local device, while CinLink runs heavy media tasks locally or at the edge, without uploading the original assets.
Does it support batch automation tasks?
Yes. Batch jobs and scripted workflows can be executed via the command-line interface (CLI), making them suitable for repetitive media tasks.
How to use
- 01
Download and install the CinLink desktop application.
- 02
Import local audio and video files.
- 03
Describe your requirements using natural language (e.g., "Extract all responses regarding pricing from this video and generate a new sequence for refined editing").
- 04
Preview the results, make adjustments as needed, and export the final media file once confirmed.
Pricing and availability
Currently, a free plan is available (including 1,000 credits); however, specific usage rules are not detailed in the original text. No details have been disclosed regarding web-based subscription pricing, monthly/annual payment options, commercial licensing scope, or limits on word/character counts.
- Pricing source
- https://cinlink.ai/
- Pricing last updated
- 2026-10-28
Prices and limits may change. Check the official website for current terms.
Official website & sources
Updated on 2026-10-28
