9:16
Vertical framing for short-form feeds.
Set the frame, crop the source manually, trim the start or end, and prepare a captioned video for export in the same focused workflow.
Use the common short-form shapes without turning a captioning task into a full timeline project. The preview makes the selected ratio and Fit/Fill behavior explicit.
Fit keeps the whole source visible. Fill covers the canvas and may crop the edges.
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Reframe the source for a vertical, square, or landscape canvas while keeping the caption track and transcript data intact.
Vertical framing for short-form feeds.
Square canvas for a compact presentation.
Landscape framing when the source calls for it.
Start and end trim define the final source window without deleting the transcript or caption segments behind it. That keeps the edit reversible while you preview the finished short.
Start
00:00.000
Caption track
Kept intact
End
00:21.000
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The workflow covers the last mile for a captioned short: crop, trim, style, brand, preview, and export. It does not pretend to replace a full editing suite when you need multi-track cuts or advanced effects.
Position the source inside the selected canvas.
Set the start and end of the final window.
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Yes. The finishing canvas supports 9:16, 1:1, and 16:9 output framing. Manual crop and repositioning let you fit the source inside the chosen canvas.
Fit keeps the complete source visible and may show the canvas background. Fill covers the canvas and may crop the edges of the source video.
Yes. Crop is manual in the current workflow: drag to reposition the source and adjust crop zoom. The product does not claim automatic smart reframing.
Not currently. Trim is intentionally limited to the start and end of the source window. The product is a focused caption-first finisher, not a full multi-track editor.
Reframe, trim, and prepare your next captioned short without adding a second editing handoff.