Clipx is an open-source, AI-native creative suite for macOS that combines video, photo, PDF, and LaTeX editors in a single native application. The AI assistant can perform edits directly within the editors using the same tools as users, with all changes undoable, while maintaining privacy through local processing or transparent logging for hosted models.
Instagram launched an AI video assistant within its Edits app to provide personalized feedback to creators by analyzing their account metrics, engagement patterns, and trending content. The tool focuses on analytics and insights rather than automating creative decisions, with usage limits that can be expanded through a Meta One subscription.
A Mac screen recorder application that combines recording, editing, and export in a single app with features like automatic zoom, smooth cursor motion, camera overlay, and timeline editing. No watermark, no uploads, recordings stay on the user's Mac.
Manus 2.0 introduces a new architecture featuring Cascade (an optimized agent harness), Cloud Computer for dedicated project environments, and Automations for event-triggered workflows. Manus Studio upgrades the desktop app with professional tools for documents, video, code, games, and introduces Video Editor and Game Dev environments for creating polished short-form video content and games with AI assistance.
Manus 2.0 introduces a new architecture with Cascade (an optimized agent harness reducing token usage by 23.2% and costs by 32%), Cloud Computer for persistent project environments, and event-triggered Automations. Manus Studio upgrades the desktop app with professional tools for documents, video, games, and code, including new Video Editor and Game Dev environments for creating polished short-form content and games.
Geneva is a new CLI video editor and compositor written in Rust that uses JSON for edits and native HTML/CSS rendering for overlays, eliminating the need for browsers or complex filtergraphs. It works across Linux, macOS, and Windows with a single binary and supports trimming, concatenation, subtitles, and layered compositing with keyframe animations.
Loop-find is a browser-based video editor that lets users find loops, trim, rotate, and crop videos locally without uploading. It supports MP4 and MOV formats and includes patching and selection tools for video manipulation.
Jevcut is an auto-clipper tool that converts long videos into standalone short clips by having code enumerate all possible cut points (sentence ends, pauses, speaker changes) and using the Jev model to judge which clips work best, rather than letting the model choose timestamps directly. It has been benchmarked against simpler approaches on 38 hand-labeled videos across 13 genres and costs approximately 3¢ per hour of video to process.
RushShift is an offline AI desktop tool that enables video editors to search local footage archives by natural language prompts rather than filenames. It indexes video content on-device, allows users to describe shots in plain language, and integrates directly with editing software like Premiere Pro, After Effects, and DaVinci Resolve. The tool operates entirely locally with no cloud uploads or telemetry.
OmaCap is a screen recording and editing tool for Omarchy that lets users record windows, trim footage, add visual effects like padding and shadows, include camera and audio overlays, and export polished demos as MP4 or GIF files—all locally without accounts or uploads.
CozyToolkit is a free online platform offering everyday tools for creators, including image compression and resizing, writing aids like grammar checking and translation, video editing features, and utilities for timezones and currency conversion. All tools have free usage with optional paid credits for AI features, and no subscription required.