Free online video editor
VideoCraft is a Premiere-style, multi-track timeline editor made for creators cutting AI-generated video. Keyframe animation, green-screen keying, transitions, multi-layer compositing, a free stock-footage library and MP4 export, all client-side, no watermark, no install.
Free to use · No install · Runs in your browser
This is the full editor — free, no account needed. Editing and exporting run entirely in your browser.
Worth knowing: on this page VideoCraft is squeezed into a slot on a website. A free account opens it as the real full-screen app — every panel, preview and toolbar at its proper size, which is a far nicer way to actually work — and that’s where your projects save to My Projects (100 MB of storage, free forever), the royalty-free B-roll library opens up, and AI captions start working. Create one free →
Select a clip on the timeline to edit its settings.
Drag an effect onto a video clip in the timeline (or select one first).
Drag onto a CUT between two clips (or a clip's first/last edge) — or double-click to add to the start of the selected clip.
One button in the editor. Pick what you’re making, tick your clips, type a line about what you want — the edit lands on the timeline as real, editable clips, and one undo removes it. Nothing is ever written on screen that you didn’t say or type.
Cuts your clips to a song's beat — pick a genre pack, add lyric captions and your brand kit. You need your song (on the timeline or in the bin) and the clips to cut. Beat Cut is free and instant; the AI Director watches your footage and directs the edit.
You need: a song and your clips.
Movie-trailer energy: slow builds into hard hits, in one of eight styles that set the pacing and effects for you. You need your clips — the music comes from ClipCraft's sound library (or upload your own), and you can add dialogue: your own recording or AI narration read from your script.
You need: your clips — music comes from the sound library.
Tightens your footage: cuts the silences and the ums, keeps the highlights, lays a music bed picked by vibe under your voice and captions your spoken words. You need one video — its own audio is the speech track — and a line about what you want.
You need: one video (its own sound is the voice).
Keeps the steps clear. Either tighten your own recording (silences, ums, captions from your words) or paste a script: an AI voice narrates it and your clips get matched to what it says, with captions taken from the script verbatim. You need one video, or slides plus a script.
You need: one video, or slides plus a script.
Free and instant: shuffles your ticked clips onto the song's beat, right in your browser — nothing uploads. You need a song and at least one clip. One Ctrl+Z removes the whole cut.
Looks at your footage (a few sampled frames per clip) and directs the edit — clip order, pacing, effects, and the text moments you switch on. Charged per started minute of the song and refunded if it fails; needs an account.
| Step | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Beat Cut · cutting the silences · the sound library · reading your prompt | Free | All in your browser, guests included for Beat Cut. |
| ✨ AI Director (Music video & Trailer) | 100 / started minute of the edit | Refunded if it fails. |
| Removing ums & retakes, a target length, spoken-word captions (Vlog & Tutorial) | 15 / started minute of speech | One charge covers all of them; a clip already transcribed re-cuts free. |
| AI narration from your script (Trailer & Tutorial) | 1 / minute (Standard) · 5 / minute (Fast GPU) | The Voice Generator’s own prices; saved to My voiceovers. |
| Matching your clips to the narration (Tutorial) | 50 / started minute of narration | Off = clips in bin order, free. |
A serious editor that happens to run in a browser tab.
Tell it what you're making — Music video, Trailer, Vlog or Tutorial — tick your clips and type a line. Music videos cut to the beat (free Beat Cut, or the AI Director that watches your footage); trailers build to the hit on ClipCraft's own sound library; vlogs get their silences and ums cut and their words captioned; tutorials can be narrated from your script with your clips matched to it. Real editable clips, one undo, and nothing on screen you didn't say or type.
Up to 16 video and 16 audio tracks with move, trim, split, razor, ripple-close, snapping and a frame-accurate ruler down to individual frames.
Animate Motion, opacity and every effect parameter with a real keyframe editor, bezier curves, a graph editor and per-keyframe interpolation.
Ultra Key, Color Key and Luma Key with a GPU pipeline. Key out a background and the track below shows through.
A searchable effects library (blur, color, stylize, keying) plus cross dissolve, dips, wipes, pushes, iris, shake and zoom-punch. Drag one onto a cut with a live magnet preview.
Every video track composites at once with blend modes, opacity and per-clip Motion: stack overlays, PiP and manual cross-dissolves.
A built-in library of royalty-free 1080p stock clips. Drop one straight onto the timeline, free for everyone.
Render the finished timeline to MP4 (H.264 or HEVC), WebM VP9 or GIF, with an in/out range and no watermark. Encoded on your own machine, so there's no upload and no render queue.
Dockable, tear-off panels you can pop into their own window, a program monitor with picture-in-picture, and editor-wide undo.
Drag video, audio and images in, or drop a clip straight from the free B-roll library onto the timeline.
Arrange clips across tracks, add effects and transitions, key out green screens, and keyframe motion and opacity.
Render the timeline to MP4, WebM or GIF right on your own machine, grab a still frame at full resolution, or hand the audio off to SoundCraft.
A free browser video editor with a real keyframe engine, Ultra Key chroma keying and 16 transitions. What it does well, and what it can't do yet.
Read the guide →AI generators hand you short raw clips. The complete free browser workflow to edit AI-generated video: assemble, grade, key, add captions and thumbnails.
Read the guide →Key out a green screen free in your browser with VideoCraft's Ultra Key: eyedrop the green, clean the matte in the Alpha view, and kill the spill.
Read the guide →A plain-English guide to video keyframe animation: position slides, scale punch-ins, opacity fades, and easing, all in a free browser video editor.
Read the guide →Where to put captions for YouTube Shorts (safe zones), how to nail word timing with tap-sync or AI, and which styles survive a phone screen.
Read the guide →One free click strips the ums, uhs and optional 'likes' out of your video captions, with a live count and your own custom word list. Here's how it works.
Read the guide →Yes, the editor is free for everyone with no watermark and no card required. Paid plans add storage and tokens for AI jobs; editing is free.
No. VideoCraft never stamps a watermark on your video.
No, it runs entirely in your browser. There's nothing to download and your footage stays on your device.
Yes. VideoCraft is built specifically for creators editing AI video from tools like Runway, Sora, Kling and Pika: compositing, keying and cleaning up clips.
Yes — ✨ AI Edit, with four modes. Music video: the free Beat Cut listens to your song's beat and energy and assembles your clips into a beat-synced edit with transitions and overlays, or the AI Director (100 tokens per started minute, refunded if it fails) looks at your footage and directs the shot order, pacing and effects. Trailer: eight movie styles, music from ClipCraft's own sound library, your recording or an AI-narrated script as dialogue. Vlog: the silences are cut free in your browser; removing ums and retakes, a target length and spoken-word captions share one transcript step at 15 tokens per started minute. Tutorial: tighten your own recording, or paste a script — an AI voice narrates it (from 1 token a minute), your clips are matched to what it says (50 tokens per started minute of narration), and captions, chapter cards and step tags come from the script verbatim; a PDF of slides works with no video at all. Everything lands as normal editable clips, a single undo removes it, and nothing is put on screen that you didn't say or type.
Yes, Motion, opacity and every effect parameter are keyframable, with a full keyframe and graph editor and bezier interpolation.
Yes. Export the whole timeline, or just an in/out range, to MP4 (H.264 or HEVC), WebM VP9 or GIF, with no watermark. The render happens on your own machine rather than on a server, so there's no upload, no queue and no export limit.
Yes. Key out a green screen and export a WebM with a real alpha channel, ready to drop straight onto another timeline as an overlay.
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