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Video editor for Windows

A Windows video editor that starts from a prompt.

Runs in your browser on any Windows PC, nothing to install. Describe the edit and take it from first shot to export.

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Windows video editor workspace

Edit a whole video by describing it.

Tap a clip on a track. Its prompt fills the box below. Change a word, then create.

Preview00:00:12:04Sequence 01
Shots
Extreme wide aerial shot from a drone over a savanna ridge at golden hour, a few acacia trees and tiny grazing antelope on rolling amber grass, low warm sun from behind with a glowing rim, long soft sDrone over a savanna ridgeRainy neon street at night, a lone adult in a dark raincoat holding a clear umbrella seen from behind, standing on wet asphalt, orange and teal neon reflections.Rainy neon streetA young adult frozen at the peak of a jump on a wide sandy beach at sunset, legs tucked, sand spraying, a dark near-silhouette against a glowing apricot sky, long-lens compression, soft horizon halatiBeach jump, slow motion
Captions
Medium shot of a person seen from behind standing at a large window at first light, looking out over a quiet city, soft cool window light, Kodak Portra film look, creamy whites, lifted blacks, a wideTitle: Day oneMedium close-up of a middle-aged woman speaking calmly to camera in a bright studio, a warm neutral wall behind, shot slightly off-centre with a clear empty lower third, soft daylight from a side windQuote captions
Sound
Macro shot of a small drum pad and knobs on a dark desk, a pair of over-ear headphones beside it, glowing violet indicator lights, shallow depth of field, a warm lamp edge, matte black surfaces, extreLo-fi beat, 90 bpmA condenser microphone with a round pop filter on a boom arm in a dark home studio, hard diagonal slices of light from the upper right through blinds cutting across a matte black wall, desaturated cooVoiceover intro
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Edit video on Windows

The edits you open an editor for, in plain words.

Four jobs a desktop editor does, done by describing them. Each one runs in your browser.

Before and after

Raw phone clip in. Finished shot out.

Drag the handle to compare a handheld phone clip with the version Frameo edited from a one-line prompt.

Nano Banana 2: Unedited handheld phone photo of an adult in a plain grey jacket walking away along a city sidewalk on an overcast late afternoon, flat grey light, dull washed-out colour.
Original: Unedited handheld phone photo of an adult in a plain grey jacket walking away along a city sidewalk on an overcast late afternoon, flat grey light, dull washed-out colour.
OriginalEdited with Nano Banana 2

Same walk, relit, restyled and color-graded from a one-line prompt.

Desktop editor vs browser

Video editing on Windows, without the install.

Five places a desktop editor slows you down, and what happens when the edit runs in a browser tab instead.

ComparedDesktop editor todayFrameo in your browser
SetupDownload and install a heavy editorOpen a tab in your browser
LearningLearn the timeline firstType the edit you want
RenderingWait on your PC to renderGenerate in the cloud
HardwareCheck your graphics card can copeWorks on any Windows PC
ExportPick export settings by handExport in the size each platform needs

Windows video editor questions

Yes. Frameo runs in any modern browser on Windows 10 or 11, with nothing to download or install. You describe an edit and it makes the video.

No. Generation runs in the cloud, so an everyday Windows laptop is enough. Your PC only needs to run a browser tab.

Yes. Add your footage and pictures, and Frameo edits them, restyles them or builds new shots from them. You direct the edit in plain words.

You can make 16:9 for YouTube, 9:16 for Reels and TikTok, and 1:1 for feeds, as a video file ready to post. The exact cost of a render is shown before you start it.

See plans

Ready when you are

Your next edit starts here. No download.

Type the cut you have in mind. Frameo opens with your words filled in, in the browser on any Windows PC.

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