AI video editor · browser · no account needed
Drop your footage. Describe the cut.
VibeSlate is a video editor you talk to. Drop your footage, say what you want in plain words, and watch the timeline change: cuts, overlays, music, narration, export. Every clip stays yours to move.
A simplified replay of one editing turn: two files, one sentence, then playback.
How it works
One sentence in, a real timeline out.
Three steps, and you stay in control of every clip.
Drop files, start typing
Video, audio and pictures are ready to use seconds after they land. You do not wait for them to write the prompt.
Say the edit
Describe what you want in one sentence. The timeline changes in front of you: cuts, moves, fades, overlays. A bad idea is one undo away and nothing else moves.
Review, then export
Scrub the timeline, play the composite, adjust in plain words. Ask for the export and get a downloadable MP4 plus a public link you can share.
What people make with it
Built for the videos that used to take an afternoon.
Product demos straight from your website
Give it a scenario. VibeSlate drives a real browser, records smooth footage with a visible cursor and knows what happened on screen at every moment, so the narration lands on the right click.
Long recordings, cut by what was said
Every recording is understood word by word. Ask for the part where you explain something and the cut lands there, with pauses removed if you want them gone.
Cuts on the beat
It hears where the hits are. Cuts, transitions and appearing overlays land exactly on the beat, not near it.
Charts and diagrams that match your brand
Describe a figure and get a crisp chart or diagram in your project’s style, sized to your frame. It can build up bar by bar as the video plays.
Voice and music, generated in place
Voice‑over from your script, sound effects and music from a prompt, loops that repeat without a seam. Everything arrives as ordinary clips you can move, trim and fade.
Overlays that avoid the subject
It knows where the empty part of the frame is. Logos, screenshots and annotations go there, centred, instead of on top of the person talking.
Inputs and outputs
What goes in, what comes out.
| Inputs | Video, audio and pictures — mp4, mov, mp3, wav, jpg, png, gif and other common media. |
|---|---|
| Generated | Browser recordings of any site, narration from a script, sound effects, music and seamless loops, vector charts and diagrams, single frames pulled from a video. |
| Timeline | Any number of video and audio tracks. Cuts to a hundredth of a second, placement, rotation, volume, fade in and out. Overlays sit on higher tracks. |
| Export | MP4 at 60 fps, at the project resolution or any other up to 3840×2160. A direct download and a public player link. |
| Getting started | No account is required to start. Your projects live in this browser until you sign up, and eligible new accounts may receive complimentary starter credits. |
Start with a file.
Drop it, say what you want, and watch the timeline change.