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Is This How You Cut It?
Comedy & Viral

Is This How You Cut It?

You're the star of the viral first-time-cooking clip: one hand flat on a giant whole tuna, a dead-serious face, and a butcher's cleaver whirled wildly over your head before it slams down right beside your fingers. Three chops, one unbroken take, in the original kitchen. Works with pets too. 1 photo, 9 seconds.

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How to make your Is This How You Cut It? video

Open the Is This How You Cut It? template, upload one clear photo and tap Create. Starrd writes the prompt and Seedance 2.5 makes your video in a few minutes — no prompt-writing or editing. Add Director's Notes first if you want to change the mood or details.

Is This How You Cut It? — FAQ

How many photos do I need for Is This How You Cut It??

Just one clear photo.

How much does the Is This How You Cut It? template cost?

150 Starrd credits. Credit packs start at $4.99 on the web (100 credits; bigger packs cost less per credit), never expire, and there's no subscription.

How long is the Is This How You Cut It? video?

9 seconds of cinematic, shareable output, generated in a few minutes.