Signing in to ChatCut takes one step — here’s every way in, plus the languages the interface speaks.
How do I sign in to ChatCut?
ChatCut’s sign-in page offers exactly two methods: “Continue with Google” or “Continue with email,” which sends a 6-digit one-time code — there’s no password to set or remember. Signing up uses the same flow: if you enter an email with no existing account, ChatCut asks “Create a new account with {email}?” with “Create” and “Use a different email” buttons, then sends the same 6-digit code and creates the account once you verify it. The code email states “This code expires in 10 minutes.” In the desktop app there’s no in-app login form — you tap “Continue in browser” and finish signing in through your system’s default browser.
Which languages does the ChatCut interface support?
The ChatCut editor interface is available in English (the default), Chinese (at /zh), and Spanish (at /es). Your interface language doesn’t limit what languages your videos, captions, or voiceovers can use.
How do I request a feature or report a bug?
Open ChatCut’s feedback form to report a bug or request a feature — reach it from the round bug-icon button in the editor’s bottom-right corner, “Feedback” in your profile menu, or “Submit Feature Request” on the /roadmap page. Pick ”✨ Feature” or ”🐛 Bug”, write 10-2000 characters, and optionally attach up to 3 screenshots (images only, 10 MB each). Submitting requires a signed-in account — logged-out users see “Sign in to submit feedback.” Your submission goes straight to the ChatCut team for triage.
To vote on roadmap requests, sign in and open the /roadmap page, which lists items in three columns — Exploring, Coming up, and Released. Voting only works on items in Exploring; each account holds 3 active votes, and clicking a vote again removes it. When a feature you voted for ships to Released, that vote is freed automatically for you to spend elsewhere.
See also: How is the ChatCut editor laid out, How do I sign in to ChatCut.