Everything you need
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Video, image, text, shape and audio, as many as the edit needs.

Clips close up on the main track; layers above stay where you put them.

Clips, the playhead, markers and keyframes all snap to each other. Hold a key to suspend it.

Cut at the playhead and clear either side in one press.

Right-click a clip and LiteSplice finds every cut inside it and splits it there.

Switch it on and the titles, overlays and sounds sitting over a main-track clip move with it.

Clips show frames from their own footage, with the sound wave along the bottom.

Hold a moment, or crop a layer without moving it.

Nest any group of layers at any depth, and open it back up later. A precomp edits like any clip: speed, effects, animations, transitions and its own sound. Convert one to a video clip in a click.

Drive a whole group of layers from one controller.

An effect, grade or camera shake that applies to everything below it. Drag an effect onto the timeline to make one.

Mark moments by hand, or let LiteSplice mark every beat.

Move a selection together; copy a look from one clip and paste it onto fifty.

Speed is a keyframeable curve, not a single number.

Play any clip backwards, sound and all.

Keyframe which moment of the footage shows, so a clip can run forwards, hold and run backwards without duplicating it. The sound follows along.

Select several clips and pick a transition to put it on every cut between them, or copy one to every cut on a layer.

Rectangle, ellipse, triangle and star, the pen, or draw freehand with smoothing. Fade the fill to keep just the outline.

Shapes, the pen, freehand Draw or text. Fade the hidden part back in with mask opacity, and choose the point a mask turns around.

Import a GIF and it plays, loops and keeps its see-through parts.

Take a layer out of the picture, or protect it from stray edits.

Select something with the Smart Brush and LiteSplice paints it out of the shot, using what is behind it in the clip’s other frames.

An effect like any other: steady a handheld shot, keep the camera move, or lock it off completely.

Blurred, a colour, or mirrored edges that copy everything the clip shows. Apply it to the whole main track in one click.

After Effects-style animators with a range you can keyframe.

Typewriter, Fade In Letters, Rise In, Drop In, Pop In, Spin In and Wave, each one editable afterwards.

Stroke weight and color, a one-click shadow, and a padded box with rounded corners.

Two colors across the whole title, at any angle, with a hard edge or a soft blend.

Set a wrap width; turn the fill down to show only the outline.

Give letters depth, with a side you can color, shade and point any way, all keyframeable.

Reveal a title through a shape.

Show a clip only through the letters of your words.

Import .ttf and .otf files. The font list previews each font in its own typeface.

A built-in sticker library with search, more free packs to download when you want them, and your own pictures.

A subtitle file becomes ordinary, editable text layers in one step.

Sharp at any size, with numbered scales. Pop them out into their own window and keep them beside the picture while you edit.

Waveforms follow the volume and turn red where the sound gets too loud.

One switch evens out a clip: loud moments like gunshots come down and the quiet parts come up.

Record your voice straight onto its own audio track while the timeline plays, with a countdown and a level meter.

Film from your webcam or camera straight onto the timeline, with your microphone at the same time.

Chipmunk, deep voice, robot, telephone, megaphone, underwater, echo, reverb, old radio and vinyl, with an amount you can keyframe.

Pull a clip’s sound onto its own track, and put it back.

Pick a track, or lay every track on its own lane. Made for OBS recordings.

Every button tells you its name and its shortcut.

Click the picture and the top layer under the pointer is selected, with no hunting for its bar on the timeline.

Pinch or scroll to get in close for detailed masking and placement.

Change any shortcut, give an action two keys, and copy your setup to another computer.

Effects, animations, transitions, color and properties all have a search box.

Your work is on disk within seconds, with backups beside the project.

Zoom, scroll and playhead, back exactly where they were.

Hover over a selected video to see any moment of it before it goes on the timeline.

Moved a folder? Point to one file and the rest follow.

Recordings open straight in, every audio track intact.

Lighter copies of heavy 4K footage, made in the background, so slower computers edit smoothly. Exports always use your originals.

Your projects as cards with thumbnails, search, rename and duplicate.

On Windows and Mac. LiteSplice offers each new version, and downloading it is your choice.