Finish the cutwhere the footage already lives.
Assemble generated clips, narration and subtitles on a timeline, then export straight into the project your team reviews from.
The last five percent
A model can make the parts. It can't judge the gaps.
Timing is a human call
The pause between two cuts is something you see, not something you can describe in a prompt.
Assembly means leaving
Opening a separate editor restarts the download-and-re-upload loop the generator just removed.
Exports go missing
A finished cut that lands on someone's desktop never gets reviewed and never gets approved.
Web editor
now availableCut it here. Export straight back into the project.
Drop generated clips and narration onto the timeline right in the browser — nothing to install. Your edit autosaves to the project, so it follows you to any machine, and exports straight back into the folder your team reviews in.
In the editor
Everything it takes to close a cut.
Drag from the file tree
The project's files are the asset panel. There is nothing new to browse and nothing to import.
Trim and reorder
Handles on both ends, snapping between clips, and clips that push each other aside instead of overwriting.
Fix subtitle timing
SRT and VTT are project files too, so their timing is editable right on the subtitle track.
Export into a folder
Pick the destination and the quality. The result enters the review loop as a file, like everything else.