FilmCraft

The editor provides a familiar workspace that keeps media, preview, timeline, and creative controls close at hand, so you can move between the overall sequence and individual shots.

• Timeline editing: place clips on separate picture and sound tracks, trim unwanted moments, and build an opening, middle, and ending.
• Color and effects: correction controls, curves, and color tools for adjusting exposure, white balance, skin tones, highlights, and dark areas.
• Audio and titles: mixing and effects for dialogue, ambience, and music, plus readable titles.
• Motion and opacity: controls for restrained pushes, gradual reveals, and fades; the upstream engine supports keyframes.
• Media organization: bins and clear media names to keep a growing project navigable.

filmcraft is suggested for a product demonstration, a short documentary, a lesson, or a personal story. The site recommends beginning with a small sequence, previewing picture and sound together, and exporting a test before building a longer cut.

The page also notes practical limits: browser performance depends on your device, footage, and available graphics support. You should keep original media on your device and retain a local project copy while you work, since a saved project describes the edit and its media references rather than packaging every imported source file into a cloud backup. The AI examples shown on the site are creative references and are not demonstrations of the browser editor's output or rendering speed.

Editing, importing, and previewing are free and need no account. Signing in is required to save a project or export a result, and the page states that saving or exporting does not spend generation credits. AI generation uses credits separately. The page also mentions that annual plans cost about 50% less than 12 monthly payments, though no specific prices are listed.