Linkeddit is an AI-based platform, officially positioned as a tool for finding leads and experts on Reddit. According to the official materials provided, the main content of the current official website is a product called Linkeddit Studio: a desktop video and image editor for Mac and Windows, powered by the user's own AI.
Purpose Linkeddit Studio is used to edit video and images locally on a computer, suitable for users who need to create short videos, long videos, product demos, Reels, Shorts, and marketing materials. Users can describe the changes they want in natural language, and a connected AI agent executes the edits on a visible timeline.
Main capabilities
- Editing with natural language: select a clip, frame, or a section of the timeline, enter the desired change, and Claude Code or Codex will complete the edit through Studio's own tools, with every step shown in the agent panel and undoable.
- Local subtitles and transcription: use Whisper to transcribe locally on the computer, generate subtitles line by line and place them on the timeline; the transcript text can be edited to remove filler words and tighten pauses. Subtitle styles include normal, highlight, pop-up, karaoke, box, and more, and are ultimately burned into the exported video.
- Cutting and cleanup: trim clips, split the timeline, and delete filler words or overly long pauses through transcript editing.
- Export: supports landscape, portrait, or square video, with cropping and reframing, and exports MP4 (H.264 video and AAC audio) without a watermark.
- Planning board: pin clips, notes, and agent chats to a board, plan the edit first, then have the agent build the edit based on the board.
- Bring your own AI account: can connect to Claude Code, Codex, Claude Desktop, Cursor, or other MCP clients; you can also add API keys for OpenAI, Groq, ElevenLabs, or Gemini for voice, image, and transcription, with keys stored in the system keychain and calls sent directly to the providers.
How to use
- Install Studio: download the Mac or Windows app, and log in once to activate it on up to 3 computers.
- Connect an agent: paste a command in Claude Code or Codex, or add Studio to Claude Desktop or Cursor, Studio will display the commands that need to be copied. The official command examples include: claude mcp add linkeddit-studio --scope user --env ... -- ".../Linkeddit Studio" ".../mcp" Add the following in ~/.codex/config.toml: [mcp_servers.linkeddit-studio] Add the following in the settings of MCP applications such as Claude Desktop and Cursor: { "mcpServers": { "linkeddit-studio": { ... } } }
- Select and describe: select a clip, frame, or a segment of the timeline, describe the change, and the agent edits while showing it; all changes are undoable.
Use cases The target users listed officially include: editing short and long videos with subtitles and voiceovers; turning a single product video into multiple sizes and versions needed for a marketing campaign; delivering demo videos and launch images without hiring an editor; editing for clients using your own AI account without incurring per-seat AI fees.
Limitations and costs
- Price: Linkeddit Studio is a one-time payment of $99, with no subscription, no renewal, and no Linkeddit AI credits; usage fees for AI subscriptions or API providers must be paid separately.
- License: one license covers up to 3 computers, and a slot can be released on the devices page of the dashboard.
- Subtitles: Whisper subtitles run locally and require a one-time model download; Studio burns subtitles into the exported video and does not export separate SRT or VTT subtitle files.
- Data: projects and media are stored on the local disk, and API keys are stored in the system keychain; connected AI providers will receive the input needed to fulfill requests; license activation, local model downloads, and app updates require an internet connection.
- The Windows installer is not yet code-signed, so the first run may trigger a SmartScreen warning; you can choose "More info" and then "Run anyway."
- Linkeddit Studio and Linkeddit Core are different products; Core is a demand and competitor intelligence platform, and Studio does not require Core.
Regarding the specific features of the Linkeddit platform for finding potential customers and experts on Reddit, as well as how to use it and its costs, the official materials do not currently provide this, so it cannot be expanded on here.
