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# What is AutoCut Angles?

AutoCut Angles automatically switches between visual angles in **single-speaker videos**. It analyzes one voice track, uses the switch logic you choose, and builds a ready-to-refine edit in Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve.

### What can you use as an angle?

Each selected video track becomes an available angle. You can use:

* Footage from different cameras
* A wide shot and a close-up
* Different crops or zoom levels made from the same recording

Your tracks must already be aligned on the timeline before you run AutoCut Angles.

![AutoCut Angles switching between three visual angles](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/-/2/5/6/4/2564845da4818600/autocut-angles-category_19u2yxe.png =810xauto)

### How does AutoCut choose when to switch?

Choose one or more switch triggers: **Existing cuts**, **Silences**, **Emotion (AI)**, and **Transcript (AI)**. AutoCut combines the enabled triggers into a single set of candidate switch points.

You can also adjust each camera's relative priority and set a minimum shot duration. Priorities influence how often an angle appears, but they are not fixed screen-time percentages. Every switch lands on a different camera.

### AutoCut Angles or AutoCut Podcast?

* **One speaker, multiple angles:** use AutoCut Angles.
* **Multiple speakers:** use [AutoCut Podcast](https://knowledge.autocut.com/en/category/autocut-podcast-9qb8uz/), which switches cameras according to who is speaking.

|| 💡 A single microphone track is enough for a typical AutoCut Angles setup.

### Two editing workflows

* **Direct editing** cuts the selected camera tracks. Inactive clips can be disabled or removed.
* **Multi-Camera editing** keeps the source footage in place and creates a multicam sequence that is easy to refine afterward.

Ready to create your first edit? Follow [How to use AutoCut Angles](https://knowledge.autocut.com/en/article/how-to-use-autocut-angles-ge6z70/).