Format frame
Drop a vertical frame on the wide video and drag it to where the action is. Every segment is cut straight into 9:16, 4:5, 1:1 or 16:9, no separate editing pass.
One stream, a week of posts
Upload the VOD or pick it from Google Drive, drop a 9:16 frame where the action is and mark the moments. Clips come out already vertical, land in the project’s folder on your Drive and post themselves to TikTok and YouTube on schedule.
Your clips show up here
Drag the frame across the picture and the segments along the timeline. Click the timeline to jump.
How it works
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Upload the stream recording
mp4, mov, mkv or webm up to 5 GB — from your computer or straight from Google Drive. The file goes up in parts, so if your connection drops, the upload carries on from where it stopped.
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Mark the moments, pick the format
Put a 9:16, 4:5, 1:1 or 16:9 frame on the right part of the picture and mark segments on the timeline. Every segment becomes a clip in that format.
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Post now or on schedule
Connect TikTok and YouTube once. Pick the clips and the time, and the calendar shows what goes out when.
All on one board
In the app every stream sits on a board, like in Miro: video cards, frames for cutting and joining. Here’s what you can do there.
Camera + game
Two frames: webcam on top, gameplay below. That’s how streamers’ vertical clips look, and here it takes two mouse moves.
Joining with transitions
Join clips with transitions: dissolve, dip to black, flash, zoom, swipe, wipe, circle, pixels. If neighbouring clips have different sizes, the joint lights up orange, and one button brings everything to one format.
Colours and effects
Juicy, Cinema, Retro, B&W and Neon looks, brightness and contrast, speed from 0.5× to 2×, smooth fades and loudness levelling.
Overlays
Like the Instagram editor: text, emoji and stickers, GIFs, speech and thought bubbles, an image, a second video and music. Drag them right on the picture and set when they show up.
Auto-posting and calendar
Connect TikTok and YouTube, pick the clips and the time: right now or, say, one a day at 6 pm. Posts go out on their own, and the calendar shows what’s out and what’s queued.
Team
Up to 3 people on one board: you and your editors. You see cursors and who selected or drags what, and changes show up for everyone at once. Members don’t pay.
Everything on your Google Drive
Every stream is a project with its own folder on your Google Drive: the app makes it, or pick any folder of yours or one shared with you that you can write to. Originals and clips go there on their own; on the server each member has 5 GB of working space for what’s in progress.
Pricing
One plan for the whole team. Members accept the invite and don’t pay.
There’s no free plan. If you cancel, projects lock, but your files stay: they’re on your Google Drive, every project can also be downloaded as an archive, and everything opens again as it was when you renew.
Pro
$9.95 per month
Everything for cutting streams into clips and posting them, in one place.
- Cut a stream into clips straight in TikTok, Shorts or Reels format
- “Camera + game” layout for vertical clips
- Joining with transitions, effects, text, emoji, GIFs and speech bubbles
- Auto-posting to TikTok and YouTube with a post calendar
- All videos are kept on your Google Drive, a folder for every project
- 5 GB of working space on the server for every member, a team of up to 3 people
- Live cursors and shared boards, like in Miro
Cancel any time on the Plan page.
Questions
What files can I upload?
mp4, mov, mkv, webm, avi, flv and most other video. OBS recordings in mkv work too. For overlays: png, jpg, webp and gif, and mp3, wav or m4a for music.
How big can an upload be?
Up to 5 GB per file — the size of your working space on the server, enough for an hour or two of 1080p stream. The file goes up in parts: if the connection drops, the upload carries on from where it stopped instead of starting over.
Why can only I see my TikTok posts?
Until the app passes TikTok’s audit, their API only allows private posts, so only you see them. After the audit clips go out publicly. You can also send clips to your TikTok drafts and finish posting on your phone.
How do I make YouTube Shorts?
Nothing extra to do. YouTube turns vertical clips under 3 minutes into Shorts by itself; horizontal and longer ones go out as regular videos.
Do team members pay?
No. One $9.95 a month subscription covers a team of up to 3 people, and each of them gets 5 GB of working space. Members just accept the invite.
Can I cancel any time?
Yes, on the Plan page in the app. Projects lock, but the files stay, and every project can be downloaded as an archive.
Why Google Drive?
It’s your main storage. Every project gets its own folder on your Drive (the app makes it, or pick one of yours or a shared one you can write to), and all originals and finished clips live there. You can reach them anywhere, even without our service. The app only sees the files and folders it created or that you picked for it.
What happens when I run out of space?
The working space on the server (5 GB) frees itself: files that are already on Google Drive move there and come back when a render or a post needs them. Space on the Drive itself is your Google plan (15 GB free, more with Google One).
Are the cursors on this page real people?
No, on this page they’re a demo. In the app, the real members of your team move around the board just like that.
Your next stream is ready to cut
$9.95 a month for the whole team. Cancel any time.
Our other board
Sound Asset Manager
Game audio on one board: cut, merge, 25 effects and seamless loops. Online with your team, or free on Mac, Windows and Linux.
Open Sound Asset Manager