# JsonCut

> JsonCut is a visual image and video studio with AI-assisted editing, reusable templates and production workflows through API and MCP.

Website: https://jsoncut.com
Studio: https://studio.jsoncut.com
Documentation: https://jsoncut.com/docs/
API generation: https://jsoncut.com/product/api/
MCP authoring: https://jsoncut.com/product/mcp/

## Product

- [Product overview](https://jsoncut.com/product/video-editor/): start with the layered Video Studio, then continue to images, templates, AI, API or MCP.
- [Video editor](https://jsoncut.com/product/video-editor/): layered video editing, scenes, timeline, audio, captions, transitions and motion.
- [Image editor](https://jsoncut.com/product/image-editor/): layered image creation, typography, vectors, masks, compositing and transparent output.
- [AI assistant](https://jsoncut.com/product/ai-assistant/): project-aware creation, editing and visual review inside Studio.
- [Templates](https://jsoncut.com/product/templates/): typed fields for reusable image and video designs.
- [Bulk generation](https://jsoncut.com/product/bulk-generation/): render controlled variants from structured inputs.
- [Developer API](https://jsoncut.com/product/api/): project, template, media and render workflows.
- [MCP](https://jsoncut.com/product/mcp/): project-based image and video authoring for compatible AI agents.

## Important product model

JsonCut V2 uses one editable project model across Studio, API, templates and MCP. JSON is the transport representation for automation, not the primary creative experience. A project can be edited visually, with the built-in assistant, or through MCP, and can later expose typed variables as a reusable template.

## Start here

- [Quickstart](https://jsoncut.com/docs/quickstart/)
- [Examples](https://jsoncut.com/examples/)
- [Integrations](https://jsoncut.com/integrations/)
- [Security](https://jsoncut.com/security/)

## V1 API

V1 JSON endpoints remain available for existing integrations and are documented separately at https://jsoncut.com/docs/v1/. New implementations should use V2.