Bring the moments
Drop in your own video clips and photos. Local files stay on your device, with no upload.
Arrange clips and photos, blend transitions, add titles and a soundtrack, then record a finished video—all within your browser.
Choose a clip to trim, reorder or adjust its entrance.
Drop in your own video clips and photos. Local files stay on your device, with no upload.
Trim and split, reorder clips, and choose cuts, dissolves or a wipe transition.
Overlay titles, select their timing and appearance, and add your own soundtrack.
Capture the composited montage in a browser-supported format. Save the project separately for later editing.
Supports browser-decodable local video, images and audio. DRM-protected media, advanced color grading and frame-accurate offline encoding are not supported. Imported source files must be reselected when a saved project is reopened.
Record the finished composition with titles, transitions, clip audio and soundtrack. Export takes approximately the length of the montage.
Preparing the recording…
Add browser-decodable clips, photos and optional audio, then arrange and trim the timeline. Choose Fit or Fill, transitions, titles and soundtrack fades. Save project metadata with original files retained separately, then export a handoff or supported recording.
Projects are bounded to 24 clips, 32 titles, 40 assets and 180 seconds. JSON and handoff ZIP exclude source media; the ZIP contains metadata, shot list, instructions and a current-frame screenshot, not the rendered montage. Recording is real-time Canvas/Web Audio rather than deterministic offline rendering. MP4 requires explicit H.264/AAC support, and browser audio, codecs and output fidelity vary.
Arrange supported video clips, photos and optional audio on a bounded timeline. Trim and compose clips with Fit/Fill, transitions, titles and soundtrack fades, then save project metadata or make a real-time recording.
Project JSON and handoff ZIP exclude original media. The ZIP contains metadata, a shot list, instructions and a current-frame screenshot, not a rendered montage; video recording uses real-time browser capture.
Authored example: Plan a fictional three-shot travel sequence with a title and one transition. Review clip order and shot list, then note which original files would need relinking after sharing the project.
Scope: This is not deterministic offline video encoding. Media, clip, asset and duration limits apply. MP4 requires explicit H.264/AAC support; browser codec and audio behavior vary.
No. It contains project metadata, a shot list, instructions and a current-frame screenshot. Source media and a rendered montage are not included.
No. JSON and the handoff ZIP exclude source media; retain the files and relink them when reopening.