Editing workflow · FIELD GUIDE
Reframe an interview for a vertical screen
Plan a 9:16 crop shot by shot, keep eyelines and gestures readable, and avoid an auto-reframe that constantly drifts between faces.
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GET SOMETHING DONE
All tools Open a file. Pick a tool.
Useful edits, without installing another app.
Video converter
Convert MOV, MKV or WebM to a playable MP4. Choose MP4, MOV or WebM for the output.
Video trimmer
Keep the part you need. Set an exact start and end, preview the selection and export an MP4 clip.
Video cropper
Reframe a video for portrait, square or widescreen. Move the crop over the part you want to keep.
Video compressor
Make a smaller MP4 with a choice of quality and resolution. Compare the result with your original.
GO BEYOND THE PRESET
Browse guides Techniques & troubleshooting
Follow the steps. Know what to check before you export.
Recording6 min read
A screen recording that slowly slips out of sync
Separate a fixed sync offset from progressive drift, then make a constant-frame-rate editing copy without changing the recording speed.
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Separate your mic and game sound in OBS
Build a three-track OBS recording that plays normally and still lets you fix voice and game levels independently in the edit.
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DaVinci Resolve6 min read
Build proxies you can relink with confidence
Keep camera originals, proxy media and cache files distinct, then verify the project can return to originals before final export.
Read articleAudio workflow6 min read
Make music move around the words
Use deliberate volume automation for a short voice-led edit, then diagnose rushed fades, breathing music and dialogue that still feels buried.
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Delivery & exports6 min read
A transparent logo that survives the export
Keep alpha through the composition, choose an alpha-capable export, and test the result over contrasting backgrounds in the receiving editor.
Read articleEditing workflow6 min read
Reframe an interview for a vertical screen
Plan a 9:16 crop shot by shot, keep eyelines and gestures readable, and avoid an auto-reframe that constantly drifts between faces.
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Keep the edit moving.
Choose the problem you’re trying to solve.