Add your video
Start with a supported source or upload a video file you have permission to edit.
Find the moments worth sharing. Create shorter clips from your footage and keep your creative workflow in one place.
YouTube links are now recognised and previewed. To create downloadable clips, upload a video file you have permission to process.
From source footage to clips you can review and export.
Start with a supported source or upload a video file you have permission to edit.
The clip workflow analyses available content and suggests useful sections.
Preview selected sections and download the clips you want to keep.
Core creation tools, supported by a simple project library.
Find moments and cut separate clips.
Build an edit from media and direction.
Return to your saved creative work.
Find exported clips and files.
Prepare subtitles and caption files.
Prepare landscape footage for vertical screens.
Review speech and timestamps.
Workspace preferences.
Build the essentials first, then expand the creative toolkit.
Find promising sections without scrubbing through every minute manually.
Keep the source video intact while selecting shorter sections.
Preview results and download individual clips.
Create subtitle files alongside your clips.
Organise creations and return to work in progress.
A separate editor will use your media and written instructions.
The Clip Maker is designed to find a useful section, preserve its context and export it as a separate video. No unnecessary effects or generated footage.
Try the clip prototype ↗You can paste a standard YouTube link or Shorts URL and Frameflow will recognise it and show an embedded preview. Creating downloadable clips still requires an uploaded source file in this prototype.
No. It selects sections from the original footage and trims them into separate clips.
The prototype provides MP4 downloads after a successful upload-based processing run. It is still being tested.
The development target is £0. We will use free tools and service tiers where possible, within their limits.
No. The Clip Maker selects moments from a source video. The Edit Maker is a separate planned workflow.
Open the workspace to explore the current tools and prototype.
Open Frameflow ↗