SynCut is free while it is in beta. No card, no trial clock, no monthly cap — just the real thing, on your real work, so I can find out where it breaks.
Signed and notarized. Install it, sign in with your email in the SynCut window, and open it from your timeline: in DaVinci Resolve that is Workspace → Scripts → SynCut.
Download for Mac →Premiere gets its own panel. Install SynCut first, then download the panel and double-click it; Creative Cloud installs it. In Premiere: Window → Extensions (UXP) → SynCut.
Download the Premiere panel →The beta is not a demo build or a feature-limited tier. It is what ships, with the meter turned off.
Every plan cap is switched off. Search, audition and place as much as you want, for as long as the beta runs.
The SynCut window for Resolve, a panel for Premiere, one engine. Same catalog and the same placement behaviour whichever one you are cutting in.
Each result shows the license its creator released it under, with a link back to the source, so you can check it fits the job.
One signed installer. It puts the SynCut app in Applications, adds SynCut to the Workspace → Scripts menu in Resolve, and runs a small local engine that reads the timeline you already cut. Premiere Pro gets its panel as a second download.
No password. The SynCut window asks for your email, you paste in the code it sends, and your account is live. That account is what carries your matches.
SynCut reads the cut points already in your timeline, finds tracks whose beats land on them, and places the one you pick.
Nothing. No card, no trial clock, no monthly cap. Paid plans come later, and nothing about your account changes without plenty of warning first.
In DaVinci Resolve: Workspace → Scripts → SynCut opens the SynCut window with your timeline already loaded. In Premiere Pro: Window → Extensions (UXP) → SynCut opens the panel. The SynCut window itself lives in Applications, like any Mac app.
A Mac with Apple Silicon, and DaVinci Resolve or Premiere Pro. Windows is coming, but it is not here yet — if you are on Windows, leave your email and you will hear from me when it lands.
Yes. It is signed with our Apple Developer ID and notarized by Apple, so macOS installs it without a Gatekeeper warning.
Use it on real work and tell me where it falls down. A one-line email about a match that felt wrong is worth more to me than a polite five-star note.
SynCut surfaces tracks their creators released under licenses that allow commercial use without attribution, and shows that license on every result. SynCut is a discovery tool, not the licensor, so check the license fits your project — especially broadcast or paid advertising.