Bansi AI by Writesonic

AI video editor for long-form talking head videos

Marketing

Artificial Intelligence

Video

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As per reports, videos consist of more than 80% of global internet traffic.

Reflecting on the journey of Homo Sapiens, Video is the most incredible thing that has happened to us.

See, we humans are story tellers, from the stone age till fights with Neanderthals, to all the crisis we humans have faced before, what caused our species to survive and scale is the ability to tell each other stories.

From money, to governments, to businesses, everything in the world depends on stories, people used to transmit orally, then came paper, and then came visual media - television.

Post that came YouTube, which changed everything.
Over 500 hours of videos are uploaded to YouTube every minute (this might be an old report, now its even more massive)

In this era of video, where people communicate in the form of videos, its essential for any individual knowledge worker, or brand, or anyone to get their ideas out, in the form of videos. Video content allows anyone to unlock next level scale and impact in their own niches & communities.

There is where, bansi comes into the play. No one would love to watch boring plain face recordings, in the age of sooo many things competing for your attention.

Bansi applies all techniques professional creators use, automatically. Zooms, brolls, Motion Graphics, Pattern Interrupts, studio sound, kinetic typography (captions). That helps you communicate more powerfully without investing in the time to edit the videos yourself!

Been working with a few content agencies that produce 20-30 videos/month for their DTC clients. The bottleneck's never the recording, it's always the edit.
Every creator has different pacing, different filler word density, completely different silence patterns.

Curious how Bansi handles brand kit consistency across a batch. If an agency is processing 15 videos for the same client, does it lock in text styles and pacing globally, or does each video get calibrated separately?

Genuinely excited about Bansi, I've been on the lookout for a video editing tool that do it all with little to no rework. Grateful to be part of the team

Just tried Bansi and it’s solving a real pain.

Long-form editing usually takes a lot of time with repetitive work like cutting silences, fixing pacing, adding zooms, and layering B-roll. Bansi handles all of that really well.

What stood out is how natural the output feels. the pacing is clean, edits are smooth, and it doesn’t have that typical “AI edited” look.

This can genuinely save a lot of time for creators who want high-quality videos without spending hours editing.

Excited to see this grow 🚀

Excited to introduce Bansi on Product Hunt.

We built it to take the heavy lifting out of long-form video editing—handling cuts, pacing, B-roll, captions, and more—without making your videos feel generic.

Would really appreciate your honest feedback: what works, what doesn’t, and what we should improve next.

This looks like a must try! Video editing is still pretty manual, but this tool is trying to automate a lot of it through punch zooms, B-roll, kinetic text, sound design. Definitely excited to try this when it drops 🔥

Long-form editing is one of those problems that looks small until you actually sit down to do it — the time it eats, the ops load, the cost of good editors. It all compounds fast. Something we've been earnestly thinking about for a while — and one we keep hearing from top creators in the market: how do you cut down the TIME it takes to edit long-form, lower the operational load, and still keep the cost of getting the job done in check?

The scope here is pretty wide — silence cuts, B-roll, audio cleanup, pacing. The pacing and emphasis part is what I'd watch most closely. That's usually where these tools start to feel robotic on anything over ten minutes.

One of the engineers here 👋

Working on this was a lot of fun. The goal was simple: take the repetitive parts of long-form editing off your plate without making the output feel generic saving hours of your precious time. If you try it, please tell us what works and what doesn't

I tried Bansi and am genuinely impressed.

been editing videos for about 2 years now, mostly Canva, barely scraped the surface of Premiere Pro, and After Effects scares me. So I'm not a pro editor per se.

Bansi is what was missing. The b-rolls are smooth, the zoom-ins feel intentional, and the output doesn't look like AI generated at all. For someone like me this is a big deal.

Two things I'd love to see, any chance of letting users add their own clips or control the motion of individual elements? And is short-form editing on the roadmap?

Super excited to finally share Bansi with the PH community. We’ve spent a lot of time obsessing over one question: how can we make long-form video editing feel 10x easier without making the output look generic?

We built it to remove the repetitive parts of long-form video editing: cuts, punch zooms, B-roll, captions, pacing, sound design, audio polish, etc.

Would love for you to try it and tell us what feels good, what feels missing, and what we should build next.

It was really a great experience building it, making it version managed internally and making sure everything just fits in well. Would love any suggestions / feedback for future iterations.

Builder here! 👋

Working on Bansi has been an incredible ride. We set out to make video editing really easy for you - the AI handles the tedious pacing, cuts, B-Rolls, zooms and what not.
As a dev, I’m always looking for ways to break things and make them better, so please be honest - what do you love, and what can we improve?