Media Workspace
Record, edit, transcribe, subtitle, and transform audio & video.
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Try Smart Workflows →Media Workspace is where audio and video actually get worked on — not just converted from one format to another, but recorded, transcribed, captioned, trimmed, and composed into something new. Record your screen with an optional mic and webcam, turn a voice memo into an editable transcript and a captioned video, extract and subtitle the audio track of a video, or cut, reorder, and compose a split-screen or picture-in-picture video from any number of clips — all without installing anything.
Everything runs client-side in your browser using a real video engine (ffmpeg, self-hosted): audio and video files are decoded, edited, and re-encoded on your own device. Nothing is uploaded for editing — the only data that ever leaves your device is the audio sent to transcription, and only when you explicitly ask for a transcript.
Who This Is For
- Anyone recording a tutorial, demo, or bug report from their screen
- Anyone who needs a written transcript or SRT/VTT captions from an audio or video file
- Creators turning raw footage into a trimmed, captioned, or composed final cut
- Anyone building a split-screen, picture-in-picture, or multi-participant video-call layout
All Media Workspace
🎬 Media Workspace
Trim, split, join, reorder and undo/redo clips on a real timeline, then compose split-screen, top/bottom, picture-in-picture or video-call layouts — with draggable image or video overlays and full audio mixing.
Record your screen, window, or browser tab, with an optional microphone and an optional webcam picture-in-picture — then open the recording straight in Video Editor.
Transcribe audio to an editable transcript, generate SRT/VTT/TXT captions, and turn audio into a captioned video or audiogram.
Extract audio from any video, transcribe it, and burn real subtitles directly into the footage.
Shrink an oversized video or cut it into smaller parts — accepts files up to 2GB, well past the other tools' 500MB limit, for exactly this purpose. Send the result straight into Video Editor.
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