Video · Beta
Video Studio
Edit video on a multitrack timeline with FilmCraft. Cut clips, refine color, add titles, mix audio and export in your browser.
Find the story.
Make the cut.
A timeline for your clips, color, titles and sound. Edit with the real FilmCraft engine, directly in your browser.
First launch loads about 42 MB before compression.No installation. Your video files stay on this device.
Build your timeline
Arrange video and audio on multiple tracks. Cut, trim, move and undo.
Shape the look
Color grading, clip effects, transitions and keyframed adjustments.
Tell the story
Titles, graphics and editable caption tracks for your sequence.
Mix the sound
Audio levels, track mixing, fades and built-in audio effects.
Keep the project
Download project files and keep your original media for future edits.
Make the final cut
Preview your sequence and export a video download on your device.
Your clips stay on this device. FilmCraft uses local browser storage for preferences, project recovery and eligible imported media. Download your project regularly and keep original clips separately. Recovery can be incomplete, storage may fill up, and clearing site data or using a private window can remove it. Keep one editing tab open at a time.
How to use Video Studio
- 1Open Video Studio in a current desktop browser. Automatic graphics mode uses WebGPU where available; choose WebGL compatibility mode if needed.
- 2Import your clips through File → Import or drag and drop. Create a sequence, arrange the timeline and adjust effects, titles, captions and audio.
- 3Download your project through File → Save As and keep original media separately. Use File → Export Media to create a video download; keep the tab open until it finishes.
Before you start
Do I need to install FilmCraft?
No. MakePip hosts the official FilmCraft 0.13.0 browser release from storytold/filmcraft. Its engine runs through WebAssembly on your device. The initial editor assets are about 42 MB before compression.
Are my videos uploaded?
No. This editor reads media locally, renders in your browser and downloads exports. Its recovery system can store project snapshots and eligible media in local browser storage. MakePip’s separate automatic video editor uses the private processing queue.
What can I edit?
The upstream web editor includes a multitrack timeline, trimming, effects, transitions, color controls, keyframes, titles, captions and audio mixing. Codec support depends on the file and browser. Test a representative clip before starting a large project.
Will it handle long or 4K projects?
The web version shares rendering, mixing and export time with the interface. Large frames, long sequences or complex effects can be slow or exceed memory. Desktop features that need native threads, including some proxies and tracking operations, are unavailable. Start with a short, simple project.
Is project recovery a backup?
No. Download your project and retain the original media separately. Recovery uses this browser’s storage and may be incomplete, denied, full or cleared. Source files remain readable only while the tab is open unless a browser-stored copy is available. Use one editor tab at a time to avoid competing recovery saves.
Is it the same as the automatic YouTube editor?
They are separate tools. Video Studio is a manual timeline editor running locally. The existing automatic video editor sends an approved job to MakePip’s private processor for its supported automatic edits.