How it works
ClipoStack is your video workshop in the browser. You bring a raw clip; the app helps you add subtitles, plan cuts and extra footage, and export a polished file—without installing heavy editing software on your machine.
What is protected: the studio (dashboard, projects, uploads, exports) is password-protected—you unlock it with your Google account. Pages like Home, How it works, and Privacy stay readable without signing in.
What you do in the studio
- Upload your video. The app keeps it under a simple project name so you can come back to it later.
- Turn speech into text so you have a transcript. When timing is available, on-screen captions can follow the rhythm of speech instead of guessing from pauses alone.
- Let the assistant suggest an edit plan—where hooks, emphasis, and extra shots might go—so you are not staring at a blank timeline.
- Choose extra footage (B-roll) for each suggested moment: search stock clips or pick something you already saved in your library.
- Export the final video. You will see progress while the file is being created; when it is done, download it like any other file.
Match the look of another clip (beta)
On the Style transfer page, upload a reference video whose mood, color, or pace you like. The app tries to nudge your main clip in that direction. Results depend a lot on the footage—think of it as a creative experiment, not a guarantee.
Good to know
- Long videos and final exports take time. Leave the tab open until the job finishes.
- Where files are stored and who can access them depends on how this product was set up for you. Before you upload anything private, read the Privacy page in plain language.
- If you see a notice about usage limits or waiting, that reflects the plan or hosting behind the scenes—not a knob you change inside the editor itself.