It finds the video, cuts out the section you want and produces it in whatever format and quality you ask for — five steps, one window, and no data leaves except the download itself.
YouTube, Twitch, Instagram, X, Vimeo, TikTok and more than 1500 other sites. The address is recognised, and the video's length and best available quality are read straight away. A playlist link — or dozens of links pasted one under another — goes into the same box.
You do not even have to copy a link. Right-click the video you are watching and mark the start and the end of the section; the part you picked goes straight into the download queue. The menu appears in the browser while the app listens in the background.
To take thirty seconds out of a seven-minute video you do not need the whole thing. Mark the start and the end on the filmstrip and only that stretch comes down. Mark several sections and each one arrives as its own file.
From the same video you can get 1920×1080 landscape, 1080×1920 vertical, 4:5 for Instagram, 1:1 square, audio only (MP3), a looping GIF or WebP. Quality runs from 8K down to 360p; if the video does not exist at that quality, the app falls back to the closest one.
In the Editing & Subtitles section the frame locks onto whoever is speaking, speech becomes subtitles and each speaker gets a colour of their own; if you like, the video speaks another language. You set it all before downloading, and it is all applied in one pass.
The queue runs in the background, dropping files in one by one while you get on with something else. Everything happens on your own computer from start to finish — no video is uploaded to any server, no account is asked for, and nothing is watermarked.
Every setting in the nine sections of the Download tab: from framing, subtitles and dubbing to overlays, from cutting clips to the file name. All of it is chosen before the download starts, and a preset you save brings it back with one click on the next video.
Framing, censoring, dubbing, speed and audio; then the subtitles themselves — their look, the smart extras and the language. The subtitle settings work while «Burn subtitles into the video» is on.
Speech is translated into one of 13 languages and read again in an AI voice; the music and effects stay where they are, and each speaker gets a voice that matches their pitch.
Who the frame stays on in vertical output: Smart holds on the speaker's face and cuts when the speaker changes; Face tracking smoothly follows a person on the move.
The app finds the real camera cuts, and the picture eases in on every new shot. Very short shots get no zoom.
Swearing and slang are caught with an English and Turkish word list; the audio gets a bleep or is muted. Words you want left alone go on a list of their own.
The censored word is masked in the subtitles as well: first and last letter, stars, a block, [beep] or removed entirely.
In a full dub only the new language is heard; in a voice-over the original sound carries on quietly underneath. Every sentence read is listened back and checked.
The slider snaps to preset values; type an exact value into the box. Pitch is preserved when speeding up — speech gets faster, voices don't get squeaky.
Evens out the volume of the clips: quiet recordings come up, sudden peaks are held down. High quality scans twice and makes the job about 50% longer.
Simple mode cuts the quiet stretches by looking at the level; Human voice only keeps just the speech, even with background music playing.
The same sentence in fourteen looks: from thin-outlined Classic to neon Vibrant, from Bold Banner on its dark band to Gamer. What you see in the preview is exactly what comes out.
Speech is transcribed word by word on your computer and burnt into the picture; no request goes to any site.
Sentence keeps the whole line on screen, Single word shows each word as it is spoken, Karaoke enlarges the spoken word, Build-up adds the words one by one.
How the subtitle arrives on screen: Fade, Slide Up, Typewriter, Pop, Glitch… With fast speech, Fade or Snap is the easiest to read.
The design's font size is multiplied by this ratio; on boxed designs the box grows too. Go smaller for long sentences, bigger for vertical video and single words.
Bottom is the classic spot. TikTok and Reels cover the bottom with their own interface, so choose Middle or Top there.
Who speaks when is worked out from the fingerprint of each voice; every speaker gets a colour of their own.
The word carrying the meaning grows in every sentence; about a third of the sentences get an emoji. The model runs on your computer.
The AI writes a short title from the most striking sentence; for the first four seconds it sits behind the person, if there is one in the frame.
The language spoken in the video. Automatic detects it by itself; on a short or noisy clip, choosing it by hand makes the result reliable.
Each sentence is translated as a whole, then fitted back onto the word timings. No internet or account needed.
The trade-off between accuracy and time. Best makes the biggest difference on street interviews, rooms with music and proper names.
A logo, text, a GIF, a video or music on top of the video. The section has its own preview stage: that is where you set where an overlay goes, how big it is and when it appears.
A logo, a sticker, an intro video, background music and text can all sit together; add them with a button, by drag and drop, with Ctrl + V or from the MP3 library.
The logo in every clip, text for one moment in a single clip. Copy an overlay you have set up to the other clips with one button.
Drag it into place on the stage, or type X, Y, width and height in output pixels. With Keep ratio on, the image never gets squashed.
Twelve typefaces, size in pixels, line spacing, alignment, bold and italic.
A 2–3 pixel outline brings back white text that gets lost on a bright background; if that is not enough, turn on the background box.
The text is read in a natural voice the moment it appears, and the video sound dips meanwhile. «Listen» lets you hear it first.
Opacity for a watermark, rotation for a tilted label, rounded corners; a border and a shadow so it stands out from the background.
Rotation cannot make a mirror image: an arrow turned 180° ends up upside down, while a horizontally flipped arrow points the right way.
Makes one colour in the video you added transparent. Raise Similarity until the screen disappears, then tidy the edges with Blend.
Pulse, bounce and shake repeat non-stop; Fade and the slide-ins play once — the right choice for a corner logo.
The logo for the whole clip, «Subscribe» in the last seconds, an intro video before the clip on a black background.
Background music rises in and eases out at the end. If the chorus starts at 48 seconds, you type 48 as the start.
The address box and info card, the app's own window for videos that need a sign-in, how long the job will take, and a reminder if you have downloaded the same video before.
Each address is added with its own row number; the app fetches the title, duration, thumbnail and best quality. You see it is the right video before you download.
For age-restricted or members-only videos the sign-in page opens in the app's own window; only the session cookies it needs are taken.
Download, processing and subtitle times are recalculated whenever a setting changes. If you have downloaded the same video before, you are reminded when.
Short pieces out of a long video: type the range by hand, generate it at random, or let the AI find the best moments. With no clips, the whole video comes down.
The speech is analysed, and the most striking moments for the chosen focus are picked and given titles. Type «interest rates» as the topic keyword and only the parts about interest rates come back.
You type the start and the end. On a long video the app pulls only those ranges — forty seconds of a two-hour stream comes down in minutes.
Spreads as many ranges as you ask for across the video; with random length on, each clip lands between 5 seconds and the value you give.
The AI generates a cover for each clip; you choose the style, the text on it and any extra instruction.
If the link belongs to a playlist, you download just that video, the whole list, or the ones you pick with «1,3,5-7».
When clips are joined into one video, a soft transition goes between them and the audio crosses too. With it off, they cut hard.
One choice sets the file's shape, its type and which settings open, all at once: the crop mode appears only for vertical, and the audio settings vanish on silent outputs.
Six ways to fit a landscape frame into a vertical one. Not sure? Blurred + close-up; if there is a scoreboard or a name caption at the edge, pick Two areas.
Landscape, vertical, Instagram 4:5, square, audio only, audiogram, GIF, WebP, cropped scene and two collage editors.
Only one region of the picture becomes the video: capture a frame and drag to draw the area; the output size is the rectangle you draw.
MP3 320, lossless FLAC or the tiny Opus; an audiogram makes a podcast clip watchable with a waveform and subtitles.
A short clip that plays by itself. GIF opens anywhere; WebP is smaller with better colours. 5–15 seconds works best.
Multi-Panel joins clips in a grid; in Free Composition, circle, star and hexagon masks overlap one another.
How sharp the video comes down, what happens to its sound, which files arrive alongside it — plus the shortcut that skips all processing.
The highest resolution sets the file size and the time; if the video does not exist at that quality, it falls back to the nearest. Taking clips? Stay at 1080p — above it the whole video comes down.
The video comes down as the source file, with no processing at all — the fastest way to archive. While it is on, cutting, formats, subtitles and overlays are disabled.
The raw video downloaded before processing stays in the folder too, so trying different crops never means downloading it all over again.
Music goes under the video: looped if it is short, trimmed if it is long. On a video with speech, do not go above 25%.
The description, the most-liked comments, the thumbnail and the info file come down beside the video under its name — just once, even for five clips.
A Windows notification arrives when a long job finishes, and a warning appears when free space runs low — temporary files can be many times larger.
How you find what you need after downloading hundreds of videos: the file's name, the folder it goes into and the details embedded inside it.
Title, channel and date in the order you like; «Channel/ folder» makes a sub-folder for each channel. The date is written as 2026-05-13, so Windows sorts files by date.
You type the name, or the video's title is used; characters Windows will not accept are removed, while letters from any alphabet stay.
Title, artist, description and year are written inside the file; Plex and Jellyfin read these details, not the file name.
Save every setting under a name; one video, five separate outputs for five platforms.
Tick the presets, press one button and each becomes a job of its own: a short vertical cut of the interview for TikTok, the full landscape version for YouTube, the audio alone for the podcast.
Format, quality, subtitles, audio, speed and overlays become one preset, with logo and intro files embedded inside. Clips and the address stay out.
You can load it even after typing the address and clips: only the settings change, and the clips and address stay where they are.
Send a list of links to the queue in one go; the shared settings apply to every video on the list.
Press the button and you are asked to confirm how many addresses counted as valid: write fifteen lines, see «12 URLs», and three were dropped. Once you confirm, the jobs go through the queue one at a time.
Paste the addresses one per line; every line starting with http:// or https:// becomes a job, and notes and blank lines are dropped.
Format, crop, quality, folder, cookies and notifications apply to every video; clip ranges, subtitles, the MP3 and a custom name do not carry over.
Catch the moment you missed without rewinding — the clip lands straight on the editing desk.
Open 03 Super EditThe editing desk that turns what you downloaded or captured into something ready to publish.
Open 04 One link, four outputsSet the app up around your own workflow, so you never repeat the same work twice.
Open 05 Three more editorsBuild your thumbnail, your multi-panel video and your free collage without leaving the app.
OpenLink downloading, live clip capture and Super Edit — one install, all on your own computer.
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