Product

Video Studio

Edit video, audio, images, text and subtitles in a multitrack editor with preview and rendering.

Overview

Edit video, audio, images, text and subtitles in a multitrack editor with preview and rendering.

Real interface

An environment integrated into Apification

The screenshot shows the product’s current interface inside an Apification account.

Video Studio interface in Apification
Multitrack timeline

Arrange video, audio, images, text and subtitles over a zoomable timeline with time references.

Layers and folders

Create, rename and reorder persistent layers and folders to control visual stacking and project structure.

Drag between layers

Move clips horizontally in time or vertically between compatible layers with visible drop indicators.

Features

What Video Studio can do

01

Multitrack timeline

Arrange video, audio, images, text and subtitles over a zoomable timeline with time references.

02

Layers and folders

Create, rename and reorder persistent layers and folders to control visual stacking and project structure.

03

Drag between layers

Move clips horizontally in time or vertically between compatible layers with visible drop indicators.

04

Canvas and aspect ratios

Change resolution, orientation, aspect ratio, background and safe guides for each distribution channel.

05

Non-destructive clip editing

Trim source ranges and change start, duration and speed without modifying the original Cloud file.

06

Visual transformations

Position, resize, rotate, flip, crop and change opacity for every visual clip.

07

Audio controls and transitions

Adjust volume, mute or normalize sound and apply fade-in, fade-out and layer entrance or exit effects.

08

Text and timed subtitles

Add styled text and subtitle clips or import SRT and VTT files with their original timing.

09

Format and codec filtering

Choose video containers, codecs, resolution, FPS, quality and bitrate from compatible combinations only.

10

Project history and rendering

Undo or redo edits, save the editable project and render the final video for download or Cloud storage.

Technical information

Inputs, results, and work continuity

Supported inputs

Video, audio, images, text, and SRT/VTT subtitles from Cloud.

Results and export

MP4, WebM, MOV, MKV, AVI, MPEG, and other supported containers and codecs.

Work continuity

The project retains timeline, layers, folders, clips, and export settings.

Practical examples

From input to result

Configuration

Layers and folders

Result
Create, rename and reorder persistent layers and folders to control visual stacking and project structure.
Configuration

Drag between layers

Result
Move clips horizontally in time or vertically between compatible layers with visible drop indicators.
Configuration

Canvas and aspect ratios

Result
Change resolution, orientation, aspect ratio, background and safe guides for each distribution channel.
Recommended configurations
1080p 16:91080 × 1920720p WebMGIF preview

Limits and requirements

  • Requires a modern browser with JavaScript enabled.
  • Preview runs in the browser; final rendering requires FFmpeg.
  • Heavy processes run in the background and expose status, progress, and errors.

Privacy and data

  • Layers, tracks, and settings are saved without modifying source files.
  • New resources remain private until their visibility is changed.
  • The project and its media remain in Cloud throughout editing and rendering.

Integration and automation

  • The shared Cloud picker reuses files without uploading duplicates.
  • Saved results can be opened or selected in other studios and services.
  • Webhooks report relevant changes and retain deliveries, responses, and retries.

Plans and usage

  • The editable project and every saved render are counted as separate resources.
  • Operations use the effective configured tariff; an estimate is shown before execution when applicable.
Frequently asked questions

Questions about Video Studio

It is an interactive approximation. FFmpeg generates the final result, which may vary slightly depending on codec, font, resolution, or effects.

Yes. Clips can be moved in time and between compatible layers. Empty layers and folders remain until you explicitly delete them.

Yes. The editable project and rendered video are separate resources, so you can modify the project and export it again.