Video editor VideoStudio

VideoStudio video editor online to create and edit videos using videos, audios, images and texts

Users20K

Rating2.7

Reviews215

Manifest versionV3

7-day growth-10K

7-day growth rate-33.3%

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2.67

Latest

2.66

30-day rating change

-0.01

2026年5月29日2026年6月4日

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Version1.8.7

ManifestV3

Size263KiB

Languages18Deutsch / English / Nederlands +15

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Overview

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VideoStudio is a video editor that allows you to create and edit videos using a combination of files: videos, audios, images, and texts. Moreover, it scans and collects the webpages you browse in the Internet. These webpages are uploaded to our servers in order to know if they contain MP4 video files that can be edited using our extension integrated with our online app. It is based on Mozilla PopcornMaker and it can handle MP4, MP3, GIF, PNG, JPG and TEXT files. PopcornMaker could handle sounds or videos from a number of places like videos from YouTube, Vimeo, or SoundCloud. However, VideoStudio has removed any feature related to YouTube, Vimeo, or SoundCloud in order to be compliant with YouTube, Vimeo and SoundCloud service terms.

Main Features:

- Add videos in your project

* Add MP4 videos to your Gallery from the Internet by pasting in the link, or from your local disk. Once you have found a MP4 video you like, copy the link by right-clicking on the Video link and selecting Copy Link Address from the context menu. Then paste the link into your VideoStudio project and click on Get Media.

* Drag your video from the Media Gallery to the timeline. Drag it to Layer 0 or any other layer.

* Once you have dragged your video to the timeline, you will see the Clip Editor in the Events pane with the following options:

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