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Video editor

OpenScene

Early

Footage stays put, editing is spoken

Open a folder as a project, drop clips on the timeline, export with the FFmpeg on your machine. Type into the Edit Agent beside the timeline and it cuts, trims and exports. Anything that changes the project asks you first.

Free on desktop and mobile, and the code is MIT-licensed.

  • macOS
  • Windows
  • Linux
  • iOS
  • Android
OpenScene

Features

Make what you need, where you are

Generation and editing sit together, so nothing has to be built elsewhere and carried in.

Generate a shot and place it

Make the shot you need inside the project and drop it straight on the timeline. If one shot isn't right, redo that shot alone.

Narration in the same place

Generate a voice and lay it on a track, without leaving the edit to open something else.

A project is a folder

Open a folder and that's your project, with the assets inside it. What lives where is visible in your file browser.

Also in the app

  • Monthly ceiling on generation spend
  • Checks before and after export
  • Local Ollama support
  • Automatic updates

How it works

Open, cut, export

  1. 01

    Open a folder

    Open the folder you're working in as a project. The files stay where they are.

  2. 02

    Cut, or ask

    Work the timeline yourself, or type what you want into the agent beside it.

  3. 03

    Export

    Local FFmpeg writes the MP4, and the app reads the result back to check it.

Screens

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Connect only the models you want

A local Ollama needs no account, and cloud providers connect one API key at a time. With none connected, the editor still works.

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Install it and open a folder

Desktop installers and mobile apps, side by side.

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