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Film it, cut it, grade it, post it.

Edit Studio, Carousel Studio and TCINE in one purchase. Your AI agent cuts your videos and builds your carousels, and TCINE gives the footage the film look from my reels.

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These are the three tools I make my own content with, every week.

Edit Studio takes a talking-head recording to a tight, double-checked cut. Your agent syncs your mic, keeps your best takes, removes the dead air and checks its own cuts. Mac or Windows, with DaVinci Resolve, Premiere Pro or no editor at all.

Carousel Studio turns one idea into a finished carousel in your brand. Your agent builds it, or you finish it yourself in Studio Live.

TCINE is the grade from my reels as one LUT, for Sony S-Log3 or iPhone.

One video becomes a graded edit and a carousel from the same idea, in the same week. Every update to all three is free.

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$171
$79
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What's included

  • Edit Studio · Digital download
  • Carousel Studio · Digital download
  • TCINE Film Look · Digital download

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Questions

What do I get?

Every product listed above, all 3 of them, each exactly as if you bought it on its own. They show up in your Eden account the moment you pay.

What if I already own one of them?

You keep the one you have, and you get the rest. Checkout tells you which ones you already own before you pay.

Is this a one-time payment?

Yes. You pay once and keep everything, including updates Youssef Toufik makes to each product.

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Edit Studio

Digital download · $97 on its own

For solo creators who talk to a camera. Your AI agent syncs your mic, keeps your best takes, cuts the dead air and checks its own cuts. Mac or Windows. Resolve, Premiere or no editor at all.

  • Film yourself talking. Your agent syncs your mic, keeps your best takes, cuts the dead air and re-checks every join before you see it.
  • Finish where you work: a finished MP4 with no editor, a DaVinci Resolve timeline you can undo, or a Premiere Pro timeline.
  • Lifetime updates: every new version, template, style and fix, free.
  • Step-by-step guides and a video walkthrough: the install on Mac or Windows, DaVinci Resolve, Premiere Pro and a 10-minute first run.
  • The full edit pipeline as agent skills and plain shell scripts. Runs in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or a terminal.
  • One installer for everything it needs: ffmpeg, Whisper, the motion-graphics engine. On a Mac or a Windows PC.
  • The tighten step: dead air judged by sound, one join rule, audio cross fades, markers to jump through.
  • The self-check: a lost-words audit and fresh agents that re-listen to every join.
  • A gaze map that finds every moment you look at your notes, for full-screen graphics.
  • A motion-graphics kit with templates, your brand file and a local review page for your votes.
  • 127 original sound effects in 34 kinds, yours to use in any video, plus a tool that sorts your own library.
  • A taste file and a playbook: the editing rules learned from real reviews, tuned once, followed every time.

My last 50-minute recording: a draft in 2 hours, a double-checked cut in 3.5. My part was three reviews.

Editing a talking-head video is not hard. It is long.

Fifty minutes of footage. The same sentence said four times. Pauses, stutters, a glance at your notes every minute. You know exactly what the cut should be. It still takes a day to get there.

The AI tools that promise to fix this cut silences by the transcript. Transcripts lie about pauses. So you get clipped words, jumpy joins, and an edit you redo by hand.

What this is

Edit Studio is the pipeline I edit my own long-form videos with, packaged for your AI agent. You do not need an editing app: it renders the finished video for you. If you have DaVinci Resolve Studio, it uses it, and every edit lands as a real timeline you can open, change and undo. If you work in Premiere Pro, you get the cut as a timeline you import.

A tutorial shows you one graphic. This is the whole edit.

Free tutorials on making motion graphics with Claude are everywhere. They show you one graphic. Then you are on your own: find the workflow, wire the tools together, and fix it yourself the day Claude, Resolve or Premiere change.

Edit Studio is the workflow, already wired and written down, from raw footage to the finished video. Step-by-step guides take you through the install, DaVinci Resolve and Premiere Pro. And it does not go stale.

A free tutorial vs Edit Studio

Lifetime updates

Buy once and every new version is yours, free. When I find a better way to edit my own videos, it goes into the kit: new templates and graphic styles, new steps, fixes for new versions of Resolve, Premiere and your agent. You get an email, and the new zip is waiting on your Start here page. You never go back to searching for tutorials.

Next on the list: graphic styles beyond the paper look, and a hero-object template for your first seconds.

How it works

1. Sync and transcribe. Your separate mic is locked to every camera clip, clock drift included. A word-level transcript keeps every retake.

2. Pick the takes. One agent per section keeps the last complete take of every line and removes the mistakes inside it. Anything it is unsure about becomes a marker for your ear.

3. You approve the draft. A draft and a review sheet of every cut. Nothing is committed without your yes.

4. Tighten. Dead air is judged by sound, not by the transcript. Every join follows one rule: cut after your voice decays, start on the next word's first strong frame. Audio cross fades, clean picture cuts.

5. It checks itself. A lost-words audit finds the quiet words a pause trimmer eats, often numbers and "not". Then fresh agents re-listen to every join.

6. You approve the cut. Fix a few joins by hand and the system measures your edits and applies the same rule to the rest.

7. Motion graphics (optional). Templates rendered as transparent overlays over your real cut, with their own sound effects. Every stretch where you read your notes gets a full-screen graphic. You vote on each one on a review page.

Motion graphics from my own episodes, made with the same kit

Graphics from three of my own episodes, re-rendered in English with the same kit: a few from its 12 templates, most written by my agent from its blank scaffold.

Built for

One person talking to a camera. YouTube essays, tutorials, explainers, courses. A Mac with Apple silicon or a Windows 10/11 PC, and an AI agent like Claude Code, Codex or Cursor. DaVinci Resolve Studio or Premiere Pro if you have one; no editing app needed.

Not for

Multi-camera podcasts and two-person interviews. Anyone who wants a one-click button: this is a pipeline with three decisions that stay yours.

One outsourced edit of a 15-minute video costs more than this. You keep it, and every update to it, for every video after.

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Carousel Studio

Digital download · $47 on its own

Tell Claude Code, Codex or Cursor the idea. It writes the slides in your colors, fonts and logo, and hands you PNGs ready to post. Want to change a line? Click it and type.

  • The carousel system for your AI agent: say the idea, get a finished deck in your brand.
  • A video walkthrough: from the zip to your first carousel in 5 minutes, step by step.
  • Studio Live, an editor on your computer: click any line to rewrite it, drag slides into order, undo anything.
  • 56 slide designs that look like real apps: terminals, chats, dashboards, Notion pages, receipts.
  • 15 carousel formats, plus a guide that picks the right one for your idea.
  • The Hook Engine: a 5-step cover method with two pass/fail checks, so weak covers die before you build.
  • AI covers and backgrounds in your palette, on your ChatGPT plan or your own key, with a check that your headline stays readable.
  • Text behind: cut the person out of your cover photo and put your headline behind them, in one click.
  • A step-by-step installer for macOS, Windows and Linux, or one prompt your agent runs for you.
  • Every future update, free.

Carousel Studio slides

Canva gives everyone the same templates. AI image tools redraw your brand differently on every slide.

So a carousel takes you an evening and still looks like everyone else's. That is the tool, not your taste.

Carousel Studio builds every slide from code against your brand file. Slide 1 and slide 40 match. The text stays sharp. Nothing drifts.

Setup is one line

Watch the 5-minute Carousel Studio walkthrough

Unzip it, open the folder in your AI agent and say "use START-HERE to set it up". It installs everything, builds your brand from a few questions and renders your first carousel. Watch the full 5-minute walkthrough.

Works with Claude Code, Codex and Cursor

How it works

1. Set your brand once. Colors, fonts, logo, profile picture. Your agent asks for anything you skip.

2. Say the idea. "Make me a 7-slide carousel about the two folders I run my life on." Your agent writes the slides and renders the PNGs.

3. Fix anything by clicking it. Open Studio Live and every slide sits on one canvas. Click a line and type, drag slides into order, swap a photo. Your agent's changes land on the same canvas while it works.

4. Post. You get 1080x1350 PNGs, ready to upload.

Who it's for

For you if you post carousels every week and use Claude Code, Codex or Cursor, or you're happy to install one tonight. The installer covers macOS, Windows and Linux.

Not for you if you want a drag-and-drop editor in the browser. Carousel Studio runs on your computer, through your AI agent.

Carousel Studio slide

Real carousels, made with it

Flat not boring, Two folders and Nine prompts were all built in Carousel Studio: generated scenes, real photos with the background removed, a headline behind the person on the cover, my brand file on every slide.

I built it for my own brands and use it every week. Over 1,000 slides so far.

Carousel Studio slide

Less than one designer

A freelance designer charges $50 to $150 for one carousel. Carousel Studio costs less than that once, and you keep it.

No subscription. Set it up tonight, post tomorrow.

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TCINE Film Look

Digital download · $27 on its own

7 cubes made by me for Sony S-Log3 and iPhone (Apple Log or normal video). Drop one on your clip in DaVinci, Premiere or Final Cut and it looks like my reels. Same clip, one LUT, nothing else touched.

  • 7 TCINE cubes: Sony S-Log3 (65-point, 33-point and a backup for pre-converted clips)
  • iPhone Apple Log and iPhone normal video, 65-point and 33-point each
  • Flat zips, no folders to dig through
  • Install steps for Resolve, Premiere, Final Cut and CapCut
  • Your copy updates when I update the look

Built for Sony S-Log3 or iPhone (Apple Log and normal video). Loads in DaVinci Resolve, Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, CapCut, and any other app that takes a .cube file.

Before and after

Which cube is yours

  1. Shot on Sony in S-Log3: the S-Log3 cube.
  2. iPhone with Log on (Apple Log): the Apple Log cube.
  3. iPhone default video: the normal cube.
  4. Not sure? Check your camera's profile setting. It takes 10 seconds.

What it does

  1. A real grade, matched. I put a reel I graded by hand next to the flat S-Log3 clips it came from and matched them frame by frame. On shots it had never seen, it comes out almost identical to my grade.
  2. One node. It converts S-Log3 and adds the look in the same step, so you don't need a conversion LUT before it.
  3. Contrast built in. I set the contrast so a well exposed clip looks finished with nothing on top.
  4. Soft highlights. Skies and lamps roll off gently instead of clipping to flat white.
  5. Tested on other footage. I ran it on 10 shots it wasn't built from. 6 looked right as they were, and 4 needed a small exposure or contrast nudge first.

In the download

  1. TCINE for Sony S-Log3: a 65-point cube, a 33-point cube for apps that need it, and a backup cube for clips that were converted before grading.
  2. TCINE for iPhone: Apple Log and normal video versions of the same grade.
  3. Install steps for Resolve, Premiere, Final Cut and CapCut, on the page you get after buying.

Note from me

A LUT won't save a badly exposed shot. Get exposure and white balance right first, then add TCINE. If it feels strong on a clip, pull the mix down a little. I made it for my own videos first.

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