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Drop in audio, design an animated waveform, export an MP4 — or a transparent ProRes 4444 / WebM overlay to drop straight into Premiere or After Effects.

Paste a brief of timecodes and it cuts every clip, then ships them straight to a Drive folder. The one that gets used most.

Adds logos and end-slate thumbnails to every video in a Drive folder in one click, instead of one export at a time.

The internal board the team runs on — work assigned, tracked and closed out, with an approval flow for new members.

Audio to subtitles with a Hinglish mode — the bit off-the-shelf tools get wrong. Exports SRT with per-line character limits.

The non-negotiables for a video platform — safe zones, typography, logo rules, shorts and long-form specs — in one navigable reference instead of a PDF.

Full-text search across thousands of Prime Video films and series — find the exact line, get the timestamp.

Turns a pile of selfies into a smooth time-lapse — finds the face in each shot and aligns every frame on the eyes.

Type one line and see it set in eight display faces at once, with live weight, spacing, stroke and background controls. Built for picking a thumbnail font fast.

Movie titles in, correctly formatted attribution cards out — one at a time or a bulk zip.

Squeezes an image under a hard size cap without visibly wrecking it. Runs on-device — nothing leaves the browser.

WebP, AVIF, HEIC and JFIF into PNG, locally — for every time a client sends a format your NLE refuses to open.

Pulls every image out of a Drive folder and runs a QC pass over the whole set at once, instead of opening them one by one.

Clones a Drive folder — contents or the whole tree — with a live activity log. Started as a Python desktop app, now runs in the browser.

Checks where text sits in a reel frame and flags anything that collides with the platform UI, with fix suggestions per issue.