Quick guide
From gallery to great video.
A few simple steps. Everything stays on your device.
01 · Bring your video
Choose a video from your gallery. The browser must support its codec for preview. H.264 MP4 is recommended. Files are capped at 200 MB to limit memory use.
02 · Find your story
Choose a clip, set start and end times, and apply the trim. Scrub inside a clip and split it. Use the arrow controls to rearrange your clips.
03 · Make it yours
Add a multiline title, adjust its size, color, and position. Add a photo or transparent PNG sticker. Import music and balance both volume controls.
04 · Preview and export
Play the entire timeline to check clip order, titles, music, and speed. Export produces an H.264/AAC MP4 at up to 30 fps. Save the result using your browser download control.
Browser & privacy
Are my videos uploaded?
No. Media is read from your local file picker and processed in your browser by free FFmpeg.wasm. There are no personal-media uploads, paid services, or accounts.
What does Save project keep?
Save stores the project name, clips, title, volumes, positions, speed, filter, and output size in browser local storage. It does not retain personal media. Reimport your original video and other media when reopening a project.
What are the limits on Android?
Use an updated Chrome browser. FFmpeg needs WebAssembly, workers, and enough memory. Long or large files may exceed mobile memory even under the import limit. Start with a short clip at 480p. HDR, specialized codecs, and very high-resolution files may not work. Speed changes preserve the original audio pitch.
Do preview and export match?
Both include the same clips, title, sticker, volumes, and playback speed. Filters in the browser and FFmpeg can differ slightly in color. Export re-encodes your video, preserves its aspect ratio, and may take longer than its playing time.
What is not included?
This editor supports one source video, one persistent title, one image overlay, and one looping music track per project. It does not offer transitions, keyframes, multi-source editing, AI tools, or background rendering.