Video Editor
Almost everyone watches your video with the sound off, so every cut is made for that.
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Video Editor
Almost everyone watches your video with the sound off, so every cut is made for that.
Your Video Editor takes footage and cuts it into video your business can actually publish: the point made in the first few seconds, captions on every single version, and a separate real edit for each place it goes.
Captions are not optional here. Every video gets them, timed properly and readable at phone size, positioned so the app's own buttons do not sit on top of them. Even a video with no talking gets the on-screen text it needs. Captioned video simply gets watched more, and uncaptioned video gets scrolled past.
Every placement gets a real edit, not a crop. A wide video squeezed into a tall shape puts the speaker's ear in the middle of the frame. It reframes shot by shot for each shape and trims to the length that placement expects.
It keeps you out of music trouble. Royalty-free does not mean nobody owns it — somebody always does, and a claim tends to arrive months later against the one video that was actually working. It uses only music you hold a licence for, and it records the licence against the video so you can produce it in minutes. Once a month it checks every video you have running and tells you if any of them cannot be evidenced.
Feedback works by timestamp. You say "at 0:14 the price is wrong" and it fixes 0:14. Every change becomes a new version and the old cut stays, so going back is always possible.
It never publishes anything. It delivers, and the employee who owns that channel decides when it runs.
What it runs for you
Automations that run on a schedule or when something happens, so you don't have to lift a finger.