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Your video. Your browser.

Last updated: 12 October 2026.

Local editing

Editing, speech recognition and background segmentation run in your browser. Processing code and open models may be downloaded when a tool first needs them. Your video frames and audio are not sent to an LLM or cloud inference API.

My projects and daily allowance

We use local browser storage to remember your six successful processes per UTC day, your settings, preferred tools and up to 20 recent projects. Media is kept in your browser when storage permits. Clearing site data removes this information and resets your local allowance. Files can need to be selected again if the browser removes stored media.

Public previews are your choice

Everything is private by default. Only selecting public sharing and confirming it sends the selected result to our public gallery. Anyone can view or save a public preview. You can remove your own published preview using the deletion key stored on your device; keep that key until you remove it. Removing a preview cannot remove copies someone already saved.

Minimal product measurement

We count page views and processing events, with a broad traffic channel, country and device category. We do not store your IP address, file name, video, audio, subtitle text, full referrer URL, advertising ID or device fingerprint. Direct and unknown traffic remain unknown. Test traffic is marked and excluded from reports by default. No advertising or payment service is enabled.

Browser-level visitor and session linkage is optional and off by default. Aggregate counts do not tell us how many distinct people visited. We respect Global Privacy Control and Do Not Track for optional linkage. You can change the optional setting here without a pop-up.

This optional choice lets us count returning browsers and measure journeys between tools. It is off by default. Turning it off removes the local measurement identifiers. Your video, captions and filenames are never included.

Optional linkage is off.

Downloads and third parties

When your browser downloads processing libraries or model files, their host receives a normal resource request. That request does not include your selected media. Open-source licenses and exact versions are recorded with the source. Downloaded output has no branding added by this editor.