00:00:00:00Cold open · For macOS and Windows

You direct. Agents edit.

The agent-first video editor. Describe the film, and agents build the chapters, cut the timeline, add motion and sound, and review the render. Every change lands on a timeline you can take over.

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00:00:12:00The problem

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The problem: the timeline grows faster than the story

Every project starts with a story.

Then the timeline grows faster than the story does.

You lose the thread somewhere around clip two hundred.

We wanted the story to stay visible the whole way through.

00:00:28:00Meet OpenVids

A film in chapters. Agents make the cut.

Chapters hold the story in the Story Graph. Agents attach shots, sound, and motion to each one, and Build turns the graph into a finished cut.

    00:00:46:00Feature tour · Agents

    Say it in words. It lands on the timeline.

    Four agents — Main, Motion Designer, Audio, and Research — and three modes: Ask answers, Plan proposes a plan, Edit changes the timeline. Every result lands in the project as a change you can review.

    00:00:56:00Motion Designer

    Motion from one sentence.

    Motion Designer is an agent. Describe a title, a lower third, or a sting, and it builds the template right in the project — live, so you can scrub it, tweak it, and reuse it.

    Hover or drag across a frame to scrub the template. On the ruler: ← → steps one frame, Shift steps one second, Space pauses.

    00:01:06:00Render & QA

    A render that reviews itself.

    An agent watches every render the way a viewer would, fixes what it can, and leaves the editorial calls to you.

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    1. Render
    2. Review
    3. Fix
    4. Re-render
    5. Final pass

    00:01:16:00In the field · Sources & Licenses

    Every frame knows where it came from.

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    00:01:28:00Outro

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    Press REC.

    Describe the film. Agents build the chapters, cut the edit, add motion and sound, and review the render — the final calls stay yours.

    Try an edit

    Space plays · ↑↓ jumps cuts · ⌘Z undoes