Edit & Publish skill

Your clone's editing bay. Just say the edit.

Cut, join, convert and watermark files by describing the edit. No editing software needed.

Small edits eat your time: trimming a few seconds, adding your logo, making a GIF, converting a file so the upload stops failing. Media Forge is your clone's editing bay, built on FFmpeg. Describe the edit in plain words and your clone does it, then sends the finished file back.

It works on audio and video in common formats. Stitch clips together in order, cut the dead air at the start, pull the audio out as an MP3, add a watermark or export the same video in several formats at once. No timeline, no export settings, no learning curve.

How to

Just tell your clone: Media Forge

Type it the way you'd say it. Tap any line to copy it.

  • Cut the first 8 seconds off this clip, add my logo bottom-right, and give me an MP4 and a GIF.Copy
  • Stitch these three clips together in order.Copy
  • Convert this MOV to MP4 so I can upload it.Copy
  • Pull the audio out of this video as an MP3.Copy
  • Trim my podcast episode to start at 1:12.Copy
  • Add my watermark to all five of these videos.Copy
Inside Clone Studio

This is what it looks like.

  1. 1Open your clone's Chat tab. Every clone has one, right next to Knowledge, Schedule and Skills.
  2. 2Ask in plain words. “Cut the first 8 seconds off this clip, add my logo bottom-right, and give me an MP4 and a GIF.”
  3. 3Watch Media Forge run. The Execution Log on the right shows each skill as it starts and finishes, then your result lands in the chat.
Clone Studio
Clone Studio chat with the Execution Log showing a skill run completed 123
A real Clone Studio screen: the clone just ran Image Operator to make a skill icon.
FAQ

Media Forge: questions, answered.

What can Media Forge do?

Trim, stitch, convert and watermark audio and video files.

What formats does it handle?

Common audio and video formats, like MP4, MOV, GIF and MP3.

Do I need editing software?

No. Describe the edit to your clone in plain words.

What's under the hood?

Media Forge is built on FFmpeg.

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