Clipelo / clip it
Studio
Everything the single-purpose tools do, on one clip at once. Apply a crop and the preview keeps playing through it; stack a trim and a flip on top; lift any of them back off. Nothing is encoded until you press Export, and then it happens in one pass.
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Drag the box over the picture, or pick a ratio.
Output
Turned frames are baked into the pixels, not left as metadata.
Drag the handles to the part worth keeping.
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Graded live — the preview runs the same arithmetic as the encoder.
Heard live — the preview plays the same mix the encoder will write.
Drag the ends to the part of the track you want, or drag the middle to slide the whole selection along it.
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Burned into the picture on export, in the same pass as everything else. The .srt beside them leaves the file untouched.
The clip on the stage is the first one in the run, with everything applied to it. Each clip added here follows it — drag a clip by its grip to change the order.
Pick a weight and the encoder spends the budget on it.
Target
Pick a tool from the rail to start editing.
Applied
Nothing applied yet. Open a tool, set it up, then Apply.
Rendering
Keep this tab open — your device is doing the work.
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How it works
- Apply is not export
- Applying a tool puts the setting into the preview and into the list below it. The clip carries on playing through it, so you judge the result before spending anything on an encode.
- Undo anything, any time
- Every applied setting is a chip you can lift off on its own, and the whole stack steps backwards with Undo — ⌘Z works too.
- One pass, not five
- Export decodes the file once and applies the crop, rotation, flip, trim, grade and size together. Five tools in a row would re-encode five times and lose a little each time.
- Nothing is uploaded
- The file is read and re-encoded by this page. It never reaches a server, so there is no upload wait and nothing to delete afterwards.