Tools

Upload a short clip, fix whatever it misheard, pick a caption style — it burns the captions straight into the video. Same engine that runs inside ClipRadar.

Pulls the room out from behind a voice — fan, traffic, air conditioning, hiss — then levels what's left. Runs entirely in your browser, so your file never leaves your device.

Take the room out from behind you without a green screen. Put a colour there, a picture, a blur — or nothing at all and keep the transparency. Runs on your own graphics chip.

Landscape footage into 9:16, 4:5 or 1:1 — with the crop following whoever is on camera instead of sitting dead centre. No keyframes to drag.

One piece of a YouTube video instead of the whole thing. Scrub to the moment, drag the bar to mark it, and only that slice comes back — up to two minutes.

Click a thing in a photo and lift it out — a cup, a bag, a person, a cat. Or click the thing you want gone and it patches the gap. No brushing round edges.

Seen a photo whose colours you wish your footage had? Drop both in and it moves the look across — then hands you the .cube so the same grade works in Premiere, DaVinci or CapCut.

Drop in a logo and get an object. It traces the shape to outlines, gives them thickness and lights the result — then hands you the spin as video, the .glb for Blender, and the .svg it traced along the way.