Video & editing
Start a video project, build scenes, edit compositions and timelines, choose formats, present, and export.
Exporting a presentation (scroll site, PPTX, PDF)
Beyond the interactive web deck, a presentation can ship in three more formats: a scroll-scrub website, an editable PowerPoint (PPTX), or a vector PDF. It can also be responsive and use links to jump
Presentation player settings
Customize the published presentation player: which control buttons appear and their theme, chapter-title overlays, captions, and the start button / autoplay behavior.
f0 Video interface, scenes, timeline, AI, and output modes
Build a video as ordered scene pages on one composition timeline, using the Scenes panel, framed canvas, Focus/Studio timeline dock, media library, captions, presentation controls, and video/audio/sli
Record your screen
Record a display, window, or browser-selected surface into a video project. The desktop recorder can capture pointer telemetry for editable cursor/zoom effects; browser capture is available when nativ
Resolution, aspect & frame rate
Set your video’s canvas size and frame rate from preset groups — standard Video sizes, Social formats (Instagram/TikTok/YouTube/…), and Presentation aspects — or a custom width×height and FPS. A lette
Export the video timeline as an audio file
Mix the active video timeline to MP3, AAC, Opus, WAV, or FLAC in the desktop app, with control over bitrate, sample rate, channels, and master gain.
Presentation mode & publishing a deck
Turn your scenes into a click-through web presentation: enable presentation mode to pause at stop points, choose how viewers advance, and publish a shareable deck that loads paused and steps through y
Analyze a source video: shots, sound, speech, subjects, and dead parts
Analyze a project video from Assets, choose Deep Analyze, Auto Detect, By Shots, By Sound, or By Speech, inspect the saved result, and use its verified timecodes for scene picking, reframing, or AI-as
Video effects: color grade, overlays, light & whoosh
Drop ready-made visual effects onto scenes: color grades (warm/cool/cinematic/noir…), overlays (film grain, vignette, cinematic bars, scanlines), light effects (light leak, bokeh, glow, shine sweep),