Lite
$0/ mo
The editor, on your machine.
Download free- Timeline, titles, and captions
- Primary color and curves
- Audio fades and clip gain
- Local export

Describe a change in plain words. The agent makes it on your timeline and tells you what it did.
Trim, ripple, and rearrange by hand. Captions, titles, transitions, and keyframes sit on their own tracks.
Revert any change the agent made, and the timeline goes back to exactly how it was.
A video, a GIF, stills, or the audio, with presets for YouTube, phones, and small files.

Describe the edit in the window next to the picture. Captions, a trim, a crossfade, a warmer grade. Each request is one step, and one undo.
Or work the timeline by hand. The agent’s edits stay on it, where you can change them.
Drag across the frame. The flat log is on the left, the finished grade on the right.







Work the timeline yourself, or hand a cut to the agent in the window beside it.
Wheels, curves, and parade share the same inspector as captions and effects.
Bring footage in from your drive and export the finished file back to it.
Import clips from your drive. They land on the timeline as they were shot.
Describe an edit, or trim by hand. The agent's change lands as one step you can undo.
Ask for a look or set it yourself, then export the finished file back to your drive.
$0/ mo
The editor, on your machine.
Download free$12/ mo
For weekly cuts.
Get started$29/ mo
For picture and sound.
Get started$79/ mo
For a room of editors.
Get startedA desktop video editor for the cut, the grade, and the sound. The timeline, color wheels, curves, scopes, and an audio mixer share one window, with an agent beside the timeline.
Make edits you describe in plain words: add captions in a style, remove the ums and long pauses, put a crossfade at every cut, give the video a warm, filmic look. Each one lands on your timeline, where you can keep working by hand.
Yes. Every request is a single undo, and each answer in the chat has a Revert that puts the timeline back to how it was before that message.
There is a free way to start. Plans and prices are not final yet, and the ones on this page are placeholders.
Composite Studio is a desktop app, built first for macOS on Apple Silicon. The download page lists every build and says which ones are published.
Preview builds are not signed yet. On a Mac, run the one Terminal command shown on the download page after moving Composite Studio to Applications. On Windows, choose More info, then Run anyway.
No. Composite Studio runs on your computer: you import footage from your own disk and export the finished file back to it.
macOS · Apple Silicon · DMG
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