One folder in.
One finished video out.
Forty times a week.
EVA runs the whole edit as a queue. It cuts the silence, joins the takes, transcribes the audio, renders the captions and writes a finished MP4 for every folder you gave it. You start it and you leave the room.
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What you shot is not a video.
It is homework.
One post is six to twelve takes. Every take opens with a breath, stumbles somewhere in the middle, and ends with three seconds of you reaching for the phone. None of that ships. All of it has to come out by hand. Then you do it again for tomorrow. And for the second account.
Inside one folder
Your whole job now
Four jobs, every single time.
Import and order the clips
Drag them in one by one, rename, reorder, find the one you shot twice.
Cut every pause by hand
Scrub for breaths, hesitations and dead air. Cut, nudge, cut again.
Stack it vertical and export
Fix resolution, crop, reorder, export an intermediate, re-import.
Transcribe and type the captions
Word by word. Then colour, font, outline, and the sync you will redo twice.
45 minutes. For thirty seconds of video.
Now run that forward.
One click. Then nothing needs you.
Keep scrolling. The clip on the left is the same folder going through the four steps, for real.
It cuts the silence and joins the takes
Voice detection finds where you are actually talking and drops the rest: breaths, hesitations, the pickup at the top, the reach at the end. What survives is stacked in file order, one clean cut after another.
It tightens the pace and cleans the sound
The whole video speeds up without touching the pitch, so it sounds like you on a good day. Denoise strips the room hum, the AC, the fridge behind you.
It adds captions, a headline and the transitions
Transcribed on your machine with the local engine, or through your own AssemblyAI key, in English, Portuguese or Spanish. Then it all goes into the picture: eleven caption styles, a headline you drag into place, nine transitions rotating through the cuts.
It delivers an MP4 ready to post
A clean file per folder, no watermark, and the queue moves to the next folder without asking. If one fails it says exactly why, and the rest keeps going.
It does not just cut.
It directs.
Every switch below is set once and applied to every video in every folder of the batch, exactly the same way.
Eleven caption styles
Each tile is the app's own preview markup, with the same typefaces and the same default accent colour each style really uses.
Nine transitions, rotating on their own
Watch the same junction between two real takes. It cycles through all nine moves by itself, the way EVA rotates them through a batch. Click one to hold it.
Two takes from a real batch. The junction repeats every few seconds, cycling through the moves. Click a name to hold that one.
A headline you drag
Type it, drop it where you want, pull the side handle to break the line, the corner to resize. Whole video or just the first seconds.
Speed without the chipmunk
Speed the final video up and the voice keeps its pitch. Tighten a slow take without sounding like a cartoon.
Your GPU, then your CPU
NVENC, QSV and AMF on Windows, VideoToolbox on macOS. If the encoder is missing or fails, it retries on the CPU by itself.
Safe zones that match the app
TikTok, Instagram and Facebook overlays drawn on the preview, so your captions never land under the interface.
Errors that tell you what to do
Twenty named failures, each with what happened and the fix, on the exact folder and take. A full disk stops the batch before wasting an hour, not after.
Six folders. One click.
You are not in the room.
This is the whole product. Not a faster timeline and not a smarter template. A queue that finishes without you, so the work stops being something you sit through.
Nothing to babysit
No prompt in the middle, no dialog waiting on a click. Start it and go do something that actually needs you.
One bad folder is not a dead batch
A take with no audio stops that folder and only that folder. The rest finishes and the report says which one broke and why.
Checked before it starts
Duplicate folder names, missing audio, unreadable files and low disk space are caught up front, before any time is spent.
Made with EVA.
Finished files, with no pass through another editor.
Four batches, four folders, four finished files. Nothing was opened in another editor.
You do not need a better video.
You need more shots at one.
You post while they edit
While the other guy is still typing captions, your video is live. Whoever ships first finds the winner first, and the winner is the only one that pays.
Every upload is a test
Hook A, hook B, hook C. Instead of betting the week on one upload, you run five versions in the time it used to take to finish one.
Volume is the input, not the strategy
Nobody picks the winner in advance. Fifty posts a month beats five because it buys fifty chances instead of five.
They edit one video.
EVA finishes the folder.
CapCut and Premiere are good editors, and that is exactly the problem. An editor is a room you have to sit in.
| ⚡ EVA | CapCut Pro | Premiere Pro | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🎬Editing model | Batch queue | Timeline | Timeline |
| 📦Videos per run | The whole folder list | One | One |
| 🤖Runs unattended | Yes | No | No |
| ⏱️Hands-on time per video | Seconds to queue it | 45 to 90 min | 60 to 120 min |
| 📈Learning curve | One button | Weeks | Months |
| ✂️Silence cut across a batch | Automatic | Per clip, manual | Per clip, manual |
| 💬Captions rendered into the file | Automatic, 11 styles | Per project | Per project |
| 📏9:16 and 16:9 output | Default | Configure | Configure |
| 💧Watermark | Never | On some exports | No |
| 💻Runs on your machine | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Pick the one that matches how much you ship.
A video is one finished export. Plans renew monthly until you cancel.
For one account that posts every day.
- About 5 finished videos a day
- Every caption style and transition
- 9:16 and 16:9
- 2 computers
For more than one account, or one account plus client work.
- About 10 finished videos a day
- Every caption style and transition
- 9:16 and 16:9
- 2 computers
For when counting videos is the wrong thing to be thinking about.
- No counter, no cap
- Every caption style and transition
- 9:16 and 16:9
- 2 computers
Pay once. Never think about this line item again.
- One payment, no renewal
- Updates to EVA Desktop included
- Every caption style and transition
- 2 computers
Transcription: you choose the engine on first run
Runs on your own computer. No account, no key, nothing extra to pay, and your audio never leaves the machine.
More accurate on noisy audio and heavy accents. You bring your own key from assemblyai.com and pay them directly at their rate, with nothing added by us.
You can switch between them at any time in Settings.
Before you pay, in plain terms
- What it is: EVA, a video editing app you install on Windows or macOS.
- Price and currency: as listed above, in US dollars.
- Billing: monthly plans renew automatically every month until cancelled. EVA FOREVER is a single payment with no renewal.
- Allowance: a video is one finished export. Unused videos do not roll over to the next cycle.
- Running out: at 80% used EVA warns you in the app, at 90% in the app and by email, and at 100% new batches are blocked until the cycle renews or you upgrade.
- Cancelling: cancel any time from the link in your receipt. Access continues to the end of the period you already paid for.
- Changing plan: an upgrade starts once payment clears. A downgrade starts on the next cycle.
- Devices: two computers per license, in any combination of Windows and macOS.
- Internet: required, to validate your license and your video allowance.
- Transcription: the local engine is included. If you choose AssemblyAI instead, that is your own account, billed by them, not by us.
- Refunds: 14 days from your first charge on a subscription, and 14 days from purchase on EVA FOREVER. Renewals after the first charge are not refundable, cancel instead and keep access until the period ends.
- Seller of record: your purchase is sold and invoiced by Paddle.com Market Ltd, which handles payment and applicable sales tax or VAT. Their Buyer Terms and Refund Policy govern the transaction.
- Support: support@evaedit.com, first reply within two business days.
- Documents: Terms of Service · Privacy Policy · Refund Policy · Who you are buying from
Real customers. Real messages.
Nothing here was written by us. These are messages people sent, translated from Portuguese, published with their permission and with their phone numbers, profile pictures and account handles left out.
Answers, including the ones that cost us the sale.
01Do I need another account just to transcribe?+
No. EVA ships with a local transcription engine that runs on your own computer, with no account, no key and nothing extra to pay. Your audio never leaves the machine.
You are offered a second option on first run: AssemblyAI, which is more accurate on noisy audio and strong accents. That one uses your own key and you pay them directly at their rate, with nothing added by us. You can switch between the two whenever you want.
02What exactly counts as one video?+
One finished export. One folder becomes one video, so a folder with eleven takes still counts as one.
Unused videos do not carry over. At 80% EVA warns you in the app, at 90% in the app and by email, and at 100% it blocks new batches until your cycle renews or you move up a plan.
03Why is it more expensive than CapCut?+
Because it is not the same purchase. CapCut sells you a better place to sit and edit. EVA sells you not sitting there.
If you finish two videos a week, CapCut is the right call and we mean that. If you are shipping five a day across two accounts, the monthly difference is smaller than the value of a single afternoon you get back.
04Do I need to know how to edit?+
No, and there is no timeline to learn. You point EVA at your folders, choose your look once, and press one button. Someone who has never opened Premiere uses it the same way as someone who has edited for ten years.
05Will it run on my computer?+
Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit, and macOS on Apple Silicon or Intel. The same license covers all of them.
EVA uses your GPU when it can, through NVENC, QSV or AMF on Windows and VideoToolbox on macOS, and falls back to the CPU on its own if the encoder is missing or fails.
06How many computers can I install it on?+
Two, on every plan. Any combination of Windows and macOS, sharing one license and one allowance. Desktop at the studio, laptop on the road.
Moving to a third machine, because you replaced one, is a message to support@evaedit.com and not a second purchase.
07Does it need to be online?+
Yes, for the license. EVA checks your license and your remaining videos against our server, so a batch will not start offline.
Everything else can stay on your machine: cutting, joining, captions and the final render always run locally, and with the local transcription engine the audio never leaves either. Only the AssemblyAI option sends audio out.
08How do I cancel, and what happens when I do?+
There is a cancel link in the receipt Paddle emails you and it takes two clicks. No phone call, no retention conversation, no form asking you to reconsider.
You keep access until the end of the period you already paid for, and you are not charged again.
09What if I try it and it is not for me?+
14 days from your first charge on a subscription, and 14 days from purchase on EVA FOREVER. Write to support@evaedit.com and you get the money back.
To be straight about the limit: renewals after that first charge are not refundable. If month four is not working out, cancel and keep access until that month ends. Full detail on the Refund Policy page.
10What if EVA disappears tomorrow?+
The app is installed on your machine and your footage never depends on us to exist. Your files stay on your disk and finished exports are yours.
Being straight about the part that does depend on us: license checks run against our server, so the honest answer is that this is a service you subscribe to, not a file you own outright.
11Who am I actually buying from?+
Paddle.com Market Ltd is the merchant of record. They take the payment, issue the invoice and handle sales tax or VAT where it applies, and their Buyer Terms cover the transaction.
The software and the support are ours. Full details on the supplier page.
12Is there real support, or a bot?+
Email, answered by a person, at support@evaedit.com, with a first reply within two business days. In English or Portuguese.
When something fails the app gives you a Copy diagnostic button. Paste that into the email and we usually know what happened before we reply. It carries no keys and no personal data.
The videos are not the hard part.
Finishing them is.
This week's content is already shot. It is sitting in a folder right now, waiting for you to spend your evening on it. Or not.
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