AI Video Editors · Agents & MCP for Creative Work · Clipping & Captions
Mosaic
Node-based video editing platform where reusable AI 'tiles' cut, caption, reframe and remix footage, with an API and timeline export.
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- Best for
- Beginners and Pro users
- Free plan
- Not confirmed
- Agent-ready (MCP / API)
- Partly
- Platforms
- Web
- Last verified
- Oct 15, 2026
Summary
Overview
Mosaic is built around a canvas where each step of an edit is a tile: find clips, cut a rough edit, reframe to vertical, add captions or build a montage. You connect tiles into a workflow, run it on footage and open the result in a timeline editor to refine it.
Who it fits
Mosaic suits creators and teams that publish similar videos every week, because a workflow can be rerun on new material or used to generate variants. Its API and triggers for Google Drive and YouTube also make it suitable for automation.
What the plans include
Creator is $40 a month billed annually (or $50 monthly) with 2,500 credits, and Pro is $125 a month billed annually (or $150 monthly) with 10,000 credits. Tiles cost different amounts per minute of video, listed on the pricing page.
Limits and alternatives
No free plan appears on the pricing page, and setting up workflows takes more effort than a one-click clip tool. OpusClip focuses on turning long videos into clips, Descript edits through a transcript, and Palmier Pro is a Mac editor that agents can run over MCP.
Who it's for
A good fit if you are…
- Creators and teams making the same video format repeatedly who want a reusable workflow
- Developers who want to automate edits through an API or triggers
Another tool may suit you better if you are…
- Anyone who wants a free plan (none is listed on the pricing page)
- People who want a single-click clipper without building workflows
Pricing
Creator $40 a month billed annually ($50 monthly), 2,500 credits; Pro $125 a month billed annually ($150 monthly), 10,000 credits; top-ups $2 or $1.60 per 100 credits. As of Oct 2026, verify.
- Mosaic's pricing page lists credit rates per tile, for example clips at 9 credits a minute, rough cut at 12 and background removal at 300.
- Creator includes API access, automation triggers (Google Drive, YouTube) and export to Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro or DaVinci Resolve; Pro adds seats and workspaces.
- Enterprise pricing is custom.
Prices as of Oct 2026 (checked Oct 15, 2026), verify before buying. Source: vendor pricing page.
Key features
- Canvas of AI editing tiles such as clips, rough cut, reframe, montage and captions
- Reusable workflows you can run on new footage and in variants
- Timeline editor to refine the result
- Export to Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro or DaVinci Resolve
- API and automation triggers
Integrations: Google Drive and YouTube triggers, social scheduling, and Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro and DaVinci Resolve export.
Agent-ready? Partly. Mosaic's API is included on Creator and Pro and the company says it is open to agents; no MCP support is listed.
Pros and good to know
Drawn from the vendor's own documentation and public sources.
Pros
- Reusable, repeatable editing workflows
- Per-minute credit rates are published
- Hands off to common editors
Good to know
- No free plan is listed on the pricing page
- Credit rates differ widely between tiles
- Building workflows takes more setup than one-click clippers
Alternatives
- OpusClip: Turns long videos into short, captioned, vertical clips and can publish them to social platforms.
- Descript: Edit video and audio by editing a text transcript, with AI tools for filler words, captions, clips and more.
- Palmier Pro: A native Mac video editor built so AI agents like Claude or Codex can edit the timeline for you over MCP.
Sources
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