A browser workspace for the clip between recording and sharing
Edit Video Online is a web application for turning a local recording into a short, usable video. It combines focused tools with an optional timeline workspace, so a creator can make a small edit without starting a large desktop project.
For a screen demo, a practical sequence is to trim the setup, crop around the interface that matters, then prepare subtitles before exporting. Other tools cover resizing, merging clips, reversing playback, compression, format conversion, GIF creation and music. Background removal and blur are available, along with watermark-area cleanup for footage the user owns or has permission to edit.
What runs on the device
The focused editing tools process media in the browser. Subtitle recognition and background features use local machine-learning models; the product has no LLM API integration. The self-hosted FilmCraft workspace provides timeline editing in browsers with compatible graphics support. Its upstream open-source licenses remain separate from this product listing.
Trying a first edit
Open Edit Video Online, choose a tool and select a local video. Start with a short section to check the output, then download the result without an added watermark. Local project saves can help continue work in the same browser; keep original footage separately.
The free allowance is six exports per browser per UTC day, shared across the tools and reset at 00:00 UTC.
Disclosure: I work on Edit Video Online at cnvx. This is the product's launch introduction, not an independent review.
