What it does: Open-source, transcript-based video and audio editor that transcribes, cuts, removes fillers/silences, and regenerates speech on-device using Whisper and local TTS.
What it does: A free, open-source desktop motion-graphics editor with After Effects' keyboard and layer model. The viewport and the exporter run the same GPU engine, so what you see is the frame you get.
What it does: AI faceless video generator that automatically writes scripts, generates voiceovers and visuals, adds captions, and auto-posts scheduled short-form videos to YouTube and TikTok channels.
What it does: OmniSubs provides context-aware AI subtitling and translation for videos up to 10 hours, processing audio locally in the browser to preserve privacy. It supports transcription in 80 source languages and translation into 80 target languages, alongside a suite of free browser-based subtitle format conversion tools and a Windows desktop app for live streaming translation.
What it does: Free open-source desktop screen recorder and demo editor with smart follow-cursor zoom, auto zooms, on-device captions, and local-first recording/editing for macOS, Windows, and Linux.
What it does: Revid is an AI video creation and editing platform that turns prompts, scripts, URLs, product pages, audio, and PDFs into editable short-form videos, then supports publishing and performance tracking.
What it does: A multimodal AI creative studio that turns ideas into finished images, videos, voiceovers and edits. Keep local files private and reuse workflows with Skills.
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