How it works
Add your clips; the shape is already 9:16.
Trim them, add captions and music.
Export the MP4 and post it as a Short.
Turn clips and photos into a vertical 9:16 video with captions and music, for YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels and WhatsApp status.
shape of the video
Tap a clip on the timeline to change its speed, turn or mirror it, zoom in, or give it a colour filter.
Slow motion or fast forward. The clip's sound changes speed (and pitch) with it.
Filters and colour changes need Chrome, Edge or Firefox; this browser leaves the colours as they are.
No music yet. Use music you have the rights to: YouTube mutes or blocks videos with copyrighted songs.
1080p is best for YouTube. 720p exports faster and makes a smaller file for WhatsApp; 480p is the smallest, for slow connections.
The frame at the playhead, with its text and logo, at the export size. Handy for a YouTube thumbnail.
Thanks! We read every review, and it shapes what we build next.
The editor starts in 9:16. Choose Fill to crop landscape footage to the middle of the frame, so a horizontal recording becomes a full-screen Short, or Fit to keep the whole picture with bars above and below.
Most Shorts are watched muted. Add short captions on the timeline, in a box or with an outline, in English, Hindi, Tamil or another Indian language, timed to appear exactly when you speak.
Trim to the best moments, add music, and export a 1080 × 1920 MP4 that you can post to YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels or a WhatsApp status straight from your phone.
Take the best 30 seconds of a landscape video, fill the vertical frame and add captions.
Make one vertical video and post it to Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts and your status.
Turn a set of photos into a vertical video with music for a birthday or a festival.
Add your clips; the shape is already 9:16.
Trim them, add captions and music.
Export the MP4 and post it as a Short.
Vertical 9:16, ideally 1080 × 1920, and up to 3 minutes long (60 seconds or less is most common).
Yes: add it, choose Fill, and trim it to the part you want.
No.