An MIT render engine your coding agent drives to cut raw footage into posts
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It makes voiceovers and captions for short videos with no upload and no per-character bill, which matters when the script is unreleased.
A browser tool that writes voiceovers from text and captions existing video, all on your device. English voices (American and British) come from Kokoro and ten Spanish voices from Supertonic. You can style captions and export without an account, ads or tracking. The free tier covers the full workflow; Pro adds 1080p and 60 fps exports, a brand kit and saved presets for €5 a month or €29 once.
An MIT render engine your coding agent drives to cut raw footage into posts
Edit podcasts and video by editing the transcript, entirely on your device
Store each spoken word once, then let the player pick the line breaks
A local video editor with offline captions and no watermark, desktop and phone
Open-source, local video editor built in Rust as a CapCut alternative
Record a talking-head video by answering questions, with no mirror on screen