Omniclip

Video editor

No account, nothing uploaded, and finished videos export in up to 4K.

Make it mineTry it (opens the authors’ own copy in a new tab)

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“Try it” opens the authors’ own copy, not yours.

Made by
omni-media
Licence
MIT
Popularity
1.5k stars on GitHub
Uses
Your browser

What you can do

  • Trim and split clips on a timeline
  • Add text over your video and change its style
  • Add transitions between clips, plus filters

Who it’s forStudents and creators who edit short videos for social media

Once it’s yours

  • Your own copy, at its own address
  • Anyone with its address can open it, until you choose who can
  • Change it with your own coding agent

Ideas for changing it

Once it’s live, give any line below to your coding agent.

  • Add a vertical 9:16 option for new projects

  • Save my usual text styles so I can apply them in one click

  • Put my channel's name and logo in the top bar

Source and licence

Omniclip is open source: its authors, omni-media, published the code for anyone to use and change.

Its licence, MIT, lets you use and change it freely, as long as you keep the authors’ copyright notice.

Your copy is the version you copied; the authors’ later updates don’t arrive by themselves.

This version on TofuThe authors’ original code

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