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For people who run Shorts channels

A real editor. With magic on tap.

Trim, duplicate, reorder, drag — your Short behaves like it's in a proper editor, because it is. Whatever you're missing — script, voice, footage, music — you generate right in place. And when the magic is almost right, you fix it with your hands, not another prompt.

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One video 13s
Footage
Image · generated “abandoned island, dawn”
Clip · pasted link trimmed to 0:12 – 0:16
Clip · stock Pexels — “ferry deck”
Voice
AI narration written; you pick the voice
Clip sound left unmuted
Narration · continues the visual holds until it ends
Words
Subtitles from the voice, word-timed
none
Title · typed dragged where you want it
Music
Generated bed · trims itself to 13s, ducks under anything spoken
Time
3s
6s
4s
Nobody lives here
but the ferry still runs
1080 × 1920
One Short · 13s

One real Short and where each piece came from. Every cell — generated or not — is material on the strip: trim it, drag it, replace it like any clip.

01 The editor

What the AI makes, you can cut

Other AI tools hand you a result — if it's wrong, you re-roll and hope. Here a generated image is a still you can push in on, a generated voice is a track your visuals stretch to fit, and one set of verbs runs all of it:

Trim · Duplicate · Reorder · Copy-paste · Resize · Undo

The voiceover syncs itself

Visuals stretch, loop, or hold to fit the words, and the words are never cut. You will never nudge a clip edge to match a voice again.

Regenerate the line, not the video

Didn't like one beat of the script? Rewrite or re-roll just that piece, with a plain-English note. Every draft is kept, and restoring one is a click.

Undo covers the AI too

Take a generated voice off a segment and undo puts it back. Nothing the magic does is permanent, and none of it costs you twice.

Footage from anywhere

Paste a TikTok, a Reel, or a Short; drag in a file; search stock; or generate it. It all lands as a clip you trim exactly the same way.

02 Publishing

One recording. A week of posts.

Pick how long each video should be and when the first goes live. Titles and descriptions are drafted from your narration, and rendering and uploading run on our side — close the laptop, it keeps going.

  • The split is exact

    Pick a length and a twelve-minute recording becomes five Shorts, each exactly that long, the last one the remainder.

  • Five o'clock means five o'clock

    Every part uploads straight away and sits private until its minute, so nothing drifts while YouTube processes.

  • One bad part doesn't sink the rest

    If part three fails, you retry part three — the others stay done. Each part's description links the series together on YouTube for you.

03 Examples

Don't take our word for it. Open one and pull it apart.

Every example here is a finished Short someone made. Click one and you get your own editable copy — every segment, every layer, every setting — to change however you like.

Five islands nobody lives onA countdown. Segment names become the ranks, and the column builds as it plays.Open a copyThe octopus problemOne AI-written narration over stock footage that rotates underneath it.Open a copyRamen, ranked by a chefSix segments, one voice, subtitles burned in with karaoke highlighting.Open a copyTrails that shouldn't existClips pasted straight from links, trimmed to the moment that matters.Open a copy

Open the editor and see for yourself.

Start a video — free

Nothing to install · Nothing to configure