Cut, caption and finish your video. With an AI Copilot beside you.

Upload video, audio or images into the project's bin. Uploads are resumable, so a dropped connection picks up where it left off, and a file added twice is kept once. Every file gets a lightweight proxy, a waveform and a filmstrip, so scrubbing stays smooth on long footage. The library carries your files across projects, in folders of your own.

Fades to black or white, wipes and slides in four directions, smooth pushes, circle, rectangle and diagonal reveals, a radial wipe, pixelate and dissolve. The preview in the editor uses the same maths as the export, so what you see is what renders.

Select a clip and the inspector opens on it: position, scale, rotation, crop and flip, a Ken Burns move for stills, opacity and speed from 0.1× to 8×. Audio gets volume, pan, EQ, denoise, clarity and echo; pictures get colour controls, blur, sharpen, vignette and a green-screen key. Animate any of them with keyframes. Every setting is applied the same way when the export renders.

Seven text presets, from a title and lower third to a chapter card, quote and credits roll, each styled with 19 bundled fonts and animated in and out. Transcribe a clip with ElevenLabs Scribe or OpenAI Whisper and the transcript is timed to the word: search it, delete words to cut them from the edit, remove filler words, set in and out points, turn a line into a title, or lay the whole thing down as a captions track and download it as SRT or VTT.

Ask the Copilot for an edit in plain words, "tighten the opening" or "add a title over the second shot", and it answers with the changes for you to review and apply, answered by Gemini, GPT-5.6 Luna or Claude Opus 5.5. Let Gemini watch your footage and it writes a log of every shot, what is said and what is on screen, which the Copilot reads and you can search to find a shot. Pick one of ten motion graphic presets and describe it; the AI designs it, you ask for changes, and it lands on the timeline as a clip, transparent if you want. A voice-over is generated with ElevenLabs and added to your bin.

Export a video (MP4, H.264 and AAC) or audio only, at the size and quality you choose, with a loudness target for where it is going. The render runs on Spark Station's servers, so you can keep editing; the editor shows how long it usually takes and tells you when it is ready to download. Captions download as SRT or VTT, and the cut as an EDL.

A hand-off package is one zip: the timeline in the format your editing app reads (XML for Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve, FCPXML for Final Cut Pro), its titles, and the media itself, either the originals or the lighter proxies. It opens on another machine without hunting for files to relink.