Studio & Timeline

Tap the Studio icon in the bottom-right corner of the viewfinder to review and edit clips for your active Vlog.

Core Editing Features

• Aspect Ratio Adaptations: Switch between 9:16 (Vertical full), 4:5 (Feed post), 1:1 (Square), and 16:9 (Widescreen) with smart fitting.
• Clip Drawer Precision Trimming:
  • Tap any clip in the bottom tray to open its trim drawer.
  • Slide the yellow edge handles to fine-tune start and end points.
• Color Grading & Looks: Built-in LUT color profiles are open to everyone. Pro adds three film grain looks (Dusk teal & orange, Mellow warm portraits, Mint fresh greens) and two night looks (Ink deep blacks, Ember preserved lights).
• Batch Length: Tap the scissors in clip details, switch to All, and choose 0.5s, 1s, or Full to adjust every clip at once.
• Split Screen: Every clip plays in sync while you edit; tap one to choose which part it plays.
• Wide Clips: Clip details frame footage the same way as the editor stage, so landscape video is no longer cropped on both sides.
• Stickers & Subtitles:
  • Date Stickers: Time, date, or date+time stamps with repeat rules (Every Clip, On New Day, or Intervals).
  • Place Stickers: Tag location metadata onto frames (requires location permissions when shooting).
  • Captions: Add notes to the prompt "What were you thinking in this moment?" with custom typography controls.
• Cover Frame Picker: Select a keyframe across your clips to act as the film's thumbnail.

Film Assembly Workflow

1. Open the Studio Tap the Studio icon from the viewfinder. All clips for your active Vlog line up chronologically along the tray.

2. Trim Specific Clips Tap any clip to trim unnecessary frames and keep the core subject in focus.

3. Set Ratio & Color Filter Choose your aspect ratio (e.g. 9:16) and apply your preferred color filter. Switch to Split Screen to watch every clip in sync while picking.

4. Add Text & Select Music Write captions where needed, open the audio panel to select music, and balance the volume sliders.

5. Export Your Film Tap "Export" in the top right, review resolution and watermark options, and render.