How to Submit a Supercut to Supercut.org

Supercut.org accepts new supercut submissions through a form on the site, but only for videos hosted on YouTube or Vimeo. You fill in the source, a description, and the video URL, optionally add your name and email, then submit. The site notes it is a side project, so submissions are reviewed and added periodically rather than appearing immediately.

What you need before submitting

• A finished supercut already uploaded to YouTube or Vimeo. Other hosts are rejected by the form.
• The source material, such as the show, film, artist, or franchise the clips come from (the site's own examples include "Seinfeld," "Lady Gaga," and "Twilight").
• A short description of what the montage compiles, for example "All the profanities from season 1" or a recurring line like "Let's get outta here!"

Step-by-step submission

1. Go to Supercut.org and open the Add option (the site labels the submission action "Add a new supercut").
2. Paste the video URL into the URL field. The form validates the link and will show "That doesn't look like a YouTube or Vimeo URL - please double-check the link" if it isn't from one of those two platforms.
3. Enter the Source — the film, TV series, or other origin of the clips.
4. Write the Description — what the supercut collects and how it's organized.
5. Optionally add your name and email address. Both are marked optional.
6. Submit the form. You should see a confirmation message ("Thanks for submitting!").

What happens after you submit

Supercut.org describes itself as a side project, and the site states that submissions "will be reviewed and added periodically." That means:

• Your entry does not go live instantly.
• There is no stated review timeline, so expect a wait.
• Acceptance is at the site's discretion — it curates a searchable collection of the supercut meme.

Common issues

• Wrong host: If your video lives on a platform other than YouTube or Vimeo, the form will reject it. Re-upload or use an existing YouTube/Vimeo copy.
• Vague description: Since the collection is searchable by title or description, a specific description helps your supercut get found and matched to the right theme.
• Expecting instant publishing: The periodic review means a delay between submitting and appearing on the site.

Why the format matters

A supercut, as Supercut.org defines it, is "a tightly-edited video remix compiling short clips around a theme, often a word, phrase, or trope from film and TV." Matching your submission to that definition — a clear recurring element, tightly edited — fits what the site collects. Featured examples on the site include Spock saying "Fascinating," every "double oh" from the first 23 Bond films, and every time Logan Roy says "fuck off" in Succession seasons 1–3.