Browser-first editing
Import clips, arrange a timeline, trim footage, and export from a modern browser without setting up desktop software first.
Local media by default. Smart captions, transcription search, text-to-speech, and instant export — no forced uploads, no desktop install.
Import media into the browser editor and keep project storage on-device in the normal flow.
Import clips, arrange a timeline, trim footage, and export from a modern browser without setting up desktop software first.
Your projects and imported files stay on your device through browser storage APIs instead of being uploaded to a remote editor by default.
Generate captions, search transcriptions, and keep spoken content easier to edit and reuse.
Use built-in text-to-speech and local assistant workflows to speed up repetitive editing tasks.
Work with tracks, clip timing, adjustments, masks, and ripple editing in a layout designed for longer projects.
Finish in the browser with export controls that fit quick edits, caption workflows, and content repurposing.
The editor is designed around modern web capabilities instead of acting like a static landing page that hands work off elsewhere.
Project files and media stay on your device in the normal flow, which makes the app useful for privacy-sensitive or fast-turnaround work.
Timeline editing, captions, transcription search, text-to-speech, and export controls all support real editing sessions instead of vanity feature checklists.
The product is designed to open fast in the browser while keeping the editing workflow grounded in real timeline work, local media handling, and practical export tools.
Open the project manager and create a browser-stored project.
Import video, audio, or image files into the media bin.
Arrange clips on the timeline, then refine timing, captions, and adjustments.
Export when the cut is ready, without changing to a different editing product.
Yes. The editor is built for modern browsers and uses browser APIs for project storage, playback, media handling, and export-related workflows.
No for normal editing. Imported media and project data stay on your device in browser storage, which is one of the main reasons this product is positioned as a private browser video editor.
Today the editor is available without a paid plan for the core workflow, with the public editing experience focused on accessible browser use.
Yes. The current app includes captions, transcription-related workflows, text-to-speech tools, and export capabilities for browser-based editing.
Use a current version of Chrome, Edge, Firefox, or Safari. The editor depends on modern browser storage and media APIs, so older browsers may not support the full workflow.