See the source
Keep the original media and the generated result connected while the team reviews the work.
Feature · approval-first content
Good content still needs a last human pass.
ClutchCut connects generation to feedback, approvals, and queueing so your team can move quickly without treating every AI output as publish-ready.
Create with an approval step built in.
The workflow is designed around the reality that useful content is collaborative: one person creates, another refines, and someone still decides what is ready.
Give useful feedback
Turn a vague “not quite right” into a clear revision loop the next person—or agent—can understand.
Queue only what is ready
Separate a promising draft from approved work that is ready to move toward publishing.
A visible lifecycle from draft to queue
Make it obvious where a piece of content is, what it needs next, and who still has a decision to make.
01
Generated
A first cut, carousel, or post is ready for a human look.
02
In review
The team checks source, brand fit, message, and platform context.
03
Changes requested
Feedback is captured while the source and campaign context stay attached.
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Approved
The version has passed the team’s review boundary.
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Queued
Approved work can move into the social queue for scheduling or publishing.
For agencies and in-house teams
Approval is not a slow-down when it replaces scattered feedback, unclear ownership, and last-minute fixes.
Agency handoffs
Keep client-facing review separate from internal production decisions, without losing the source asset or campaign brief behind the work.
In-house consistency
Give a growing team a shared place to review content quality, source fidelity, and publishing readiness before a post reaches a channel.
A safer handoff for agents
When hosted agent workflows arrive, they will stop at the same approval boundary. An agent can prepare the work; your team decides what is ready.
Move faster without removing the human signal.
Join early access to test a source-aware workflow where drafts can move quickly and approvals remain visible.
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