Add text to video

Inter, Lora and Roboto Mono on every plan, and from Basic up fourteen more that people title videos with, such as Montserrat, Bebas Neue and Playfair Display. Any colour, plain, with a shadow, an outline or on a box, so the words read on any picture.

Yes. Projects up to 10 minutes, exported at up to 720p with Brume's small mark in a corner, crossfades between clips, and no sign-up. Basic exports 1080p without the mark and adds colour, every font, subtitles, every transition and taking out silences; Pro and Enterprise export 4K and add keyframes, effects, more accurate subtitles, captions that move with the voice and following the person in a video.

No. Brume edits it in your browser. Nothing is sent to a server, so it works the same for private videos.

Yes: drop a sound file and it goes on a sound track, mixed with the sound of your videos. Each clip has its own volume, and each track can be muted.

Yes: drag Text from the media list onto the timeline (or press T), type your words, and pick the font, size, colour and style. Drag them on the preview to place them, and pull their edges on the timeline to choose when they show.

Yes, with Basic and up: select a clip with sound and press Make subtitles. A speech model running in your browser writes them from what's said, timed to the words, as text you can correct and style. Its files come from Hugging Face the first time; your video never leaves your device.

Yes: select a clip that follows another on its track and choose how it comes in. The crossfade is on every plan; Basic and up add dip to black, slide, push, zoom and wipe.

Yes, with Basic and up: select a clip with sound, choose how long a pause has to be, and press Remove silences. The pauses go and the gaps close, in one step you can undo. It listens in your browser; your video never leaves your device.

Yes: choose 9:16, 1:1 or 4:5 for the project, and each video fits in the frame or fills it. With Pro, the editor follows the person in the video so they stay in the middle as they move. A small detector runs in your browser; your video never leaves your device.

Yes. Put it on the track above, then make it smaller and move it, for a logo or a picture in the picture. Pictures on higher tracks are drawn over the ones below.

Yes, in this browser: your last project and its files are kept on your device and offered back when you open the editor again. Nothing is sent anywhere. Export your video to keep it for good.

Any video your browser can play: MP4, MOV, WebM, M4V and most MKV. If one won't open here, your browser can't play it either; try another browser.