Video audio to WAV
Extract a short local MP4 soundtrack, compare a separate WAV, and optionally adjust its sample peak without uploading your video.
Work out the timing and finish the details before you publish. The script and subtitle utilities run in your browser without uploading your text. The workflow guides explain features in the private studio. Search all video guides for the step you need.
Extract a short local MP4 soundtrack, compare a separate WAV, and optionally adjust its sample peak without uploading your video.
Write two or three alternatives, review one against your current first scene, and apply a single reversible wording edit.
Resume a private original upload, choose a useful range, and review its editable footage and separate audio.
Compare original and spoken wording, check names and abbreviations, and import a reviewed narration draft into the studio.
Compare labels and values on a fixed zero-based scale, then take the editable document into the studio.
Compare caption wording, placement and video dimensions using the studio’s real layout. Download a four-second example and VTT.
Rehearse your script with adjustable pace, large text, pause/restart and mirror controls. Keep your wording in your browser.
Keep exact article text and product facts for new video angles, with review and reversible archival.
Draft a product introduction with saved specifications, evidence notes, a call to action and a disclosure to review.
Choose a frame from a finished export, inspect its text and captions, and save an original-resolution PNG.
Keep the voice clear while mixing a separate music track, with independent volume and start points.
Find, name, preview and reuse private images, narration and footage across your videos.
Estimate a voiceover’s length, compare speaking speeds, and set a realistic word budget for a short video.
Convert SRT to WebVTT or back. Check cue timing before downloading a clean subtitle file.
Edit individual cue text and timing, shift a full track, and preview it against a local video before downloading SRT or VTT.
Transcribe your English soundtrack or import subtitles, correct the timing, and include captions in the MP4.
Turn reviewed reference text into short scenes, compare them with the saved source, and edit before export.
See a real draft, write a useful brief, and review the scenes before making your video.
Add a second silent view, position its box, and choose when it appears without replacing your background.
Choose the right moment from your own clip and check its crop, timing, and exported result.
Write a useful background prompt, review a real example, and check the crop in your video.
A practical way to move from one clear idea to a reviewed short video, with an example you can adapt.