
Share your clips with the full YouTube episode
Your short clips and the full conversation can share one page. Clip collections now include the original YouTube episode for viewers who want more.
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Your short clips and the full conversation can share one page. Clip collections now include the original YouTube episode for viewers who want more.
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Group recurring videos around a shared identity through the API and CLI. Series is an optional beta for Growth and above.
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Give recurring characters a reference across generated scenes. Character tools help your AI video keep a familiar face as the story moves on.
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Framing, captions, and detailed adjustments come together in one editor, with controls that follow what you select on the canvas.
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Clean up text that’s part of the video image. Scan for text, review the detected areas, and choose what to remove before processing.
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Turn a recording shared through Google Drive into your next clip. Import a shared file link for transcription and short-video suggestions.
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Meet Single Word Focus, Punch Pro, Hormozi, and Creator Growth: caption presets with different typography, reveals, and emphasis for your clips.
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Keep the screen and presenter together in a vertical clip. Choose a tutorial layout through the CLI or API, with screen-to-presenter proportions available in the API.
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Inspect projects, edit timelines and captions, work with media, and export videos through code or your terminal with our SDK and CLI.
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Keep working on the framing as a video moves. Animated crop keyframes let you adjust which part of a landscape recording appears in a vertical clip.
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Bring video creation into your own tools. Our first API connects project and video workflows to code, with documentation to get you started.
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Give your faceless videos a soundtrack. Background music and generated sound effects now join the narration and visuals in the video timeline.
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An idea can be a starting point, too. Our early faceless video tools connected AI-generated stories to the editor, without a filmed presenter.
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Keep projects and media in folders that fit the way you work, whether you’re sorting by client, episode, campaign, or your own system.
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Add a hook, a title, or a quick note to your video with text overlays you can edit separately from the spoken captions.
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BlitzReels starts suggesting short clips from longer recordings, so you can spend more time choosing an edit and less time searching for it.
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Your next edit can start with a video you’ve already published. Import a YouTube link into the BlitzReels media library and work from there.
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Give your captions a rhythm that fits your voice, with simple text, single-word captions, and word-by-word reveals inside the editor.
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Arrange your video on a visual timeline, keep your media nearby, and export the finished edit. Our browser editor starts coming together.
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A browser, a video, and words to work with. Look back at the first BlitzReels editor, with uploads, transcription, and captions in one place.
Read the storyWe’ve looked back through our history to tell the stories we hadn’t written down yet. Dates show when we built each feature, and each story explains who could use it.