See every feature Free · for Macs with macOS 15 or later
Feature
Most videos only need the script. When you want more control, open the timeline. Every clip, sound, zoom and caption sits on its own track, and you can change it there.
The problem
A wall of tracks before you’ve started
Start with just the script
No way to fine-tune a cut
Open the timeline when you want it
Sound that jumps up and down
Volume and fade lines
Select (V), Cut (C), Hand (H), Zoom (Z) and Pen (P) sit beside the timeline, one click away.
Every clip has a volume line and a see-through line. ⌘-click to add a point, then drag it.
Drag a transition onto a cut. A guide line shows where clips will snap.
Drop a video, picture or song onto a track, or onto a new one.
Make chapters from what you said, then rename them or drag them on the timeline.
Undo says exactly what it undid, and History shows every step.
Right-click any clip to edit or delete it. Rows can be taller or shorter, and the editor stays smooth on older Macs.
No. You can make a whole video by editing the script. The timeline is there when you want more control.
Yes. Everything on this page is in the free plan.
Record your screen with your camera alongside, or import a video you already have.
When you stop recording, the “um”s, false starts, repeats and long pauses are cut for you, and the sound is cleaned up.
Everything you say appears as text. Delete a word and that moment is cut from the video. You can always undo.
Requires macOS 15 or later.
