Press the button and the editor opens. Your first video is up to 30 minutes of you talking, with no card.
On a phone? Sign in here to save your account and your free video. The editing happens on a computer, in Chrome, and after you sign in you get a link to send yourself.
With Google, Takehound keeps the id Google gives your account, its email address and the name on it, as the privacy page says.
You upload a video of you talking and your own clips if you have them
Hound's first cut comes back in minutes with a reason for each change
my talk · cut with Hound
My own talk, made with Takehound. Hound did the first pass, then I told him what to change in plain words.
You are in
Open Takehound on your computer to cut your first video.
The editor runs in Chrome on a laptop or desktop, not on a phone. Your account and your free first video are saved, and they are there when you sign in on your computer with the same Google account.
The link goes from your phone, by its own share or mail app. Takehound sends no email and does not see where you send it. Look at the editor on this phone anyway
You can add or remove a way in for 10 minutes after signing in. After that, sign out and sign in again first. Sign out only if a way in listed here still works for you: nothing else opens this account.
Add another Google account as a way in:
Invite a friend: when someone new to Takehound makes their first video with Hound and exports it, you both get 1,000 credits. You get yours for up to 10 friends a month and 30 in all.
Your projects
None yet. Make a cut in the app and open it in the studio while you are signed in.
Every cut in the editor is kept with this account too, with Hound's conversation on it. Open the editor to see them.
Your footage logs
None yet. Choose a footage folder in the app while you are signed in, and its log is kept here.
What an account stores
A random id, a name if the account has one, the id Google gives your Google account and its email address, your projects (every cut in the editor, not only the ones you open), Hound's conversation on each, your settings in the editor, your YouTube channel's exports if you brought them, what the editor learned about how you cut, your invite code and, if a friend's link brought you, which account's it was, your footage logs (the description of each shot and your file names) and, while Takehound's footage storage is on, the video files in your footage library. This account was made with a passkey, so it also keeps the public half of each passkey listed above until you remove it. The privacy page has the rest.
Delete the account and all of it goes.
Two quick questions before you start
Does your video earn you money?
Where did you hear about us? If an AI suggested it, what did you ask?
Your answers are kept with your account. See privacy.