Motion graphics with presence.
8 seconds · 16:9Oversized animated typography follows the scale of the falls. The title, footage, and sound stay independently editable.
Carved by water · Made with CueFrame
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An AI video editor for motion graphics, word-timed captions, and titles behind your subject. Direct the changes, then refine the edit by hand.
Free local editing · macOS Apple silicon & Windows.MCP & API · $20 free cloud credits
“Place PHENOMENAL behind the ranger.”
Rendered excerpt · the title stays editableMotion. Depth. Every word.
Watch two finished films, then explore the editable projects behind them. Every title, clip, and caption is yours to change.
Put the title behind the story.
10 seconds · 16:9A title sits behind the speaking ranger while captions follow each word. Depth and timing share the same editable project.
Yosemite Peregrines · Made with CueFrame
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The edit is yours.
Here’s the same ranger project in the desktop editor. Change the title, adjust its timing, or cut from the transcript.
Yosemite Peregrines · Recorded in the desktop app.Explore the editor
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Questions, answered.
Do I need to know video editing?
You can start by describing the change you want to the AI Director, then review the result. For hands-on work, edit the transcript, adjust a title, or cut a clip in the desktop app. The project stays editable, so you can keep refining it instead of starting over.
What footage can I use? Can I start without any?
Bring a talk, podcast, product walkthrough, travel film, or other recorded footage. Import it into the desktop editor for local transcription and editing. Without footage, you can start from a template and use cloud tools to find licensed stock or generate media. Generation has separate usage charges.
Can I make motion graphics and custom captions?
Yes. Add animated typography, titles, lower thirds, and captions timed to individual words. The examples show custom motion graphics and titles placed behind a subject. Their projects keep the graphics, footage, and audio editable, so you can adapt the result to your own video.
Explore the editable examples ↗Is my footage private?
Importing, transcription, manual editing, and export can run on your machine. Local footage and edits stay there. Cloud processing is a separate choice: MCP and API workflows process the media you send to CueFrame’s cloud services. You don’t need to upload footage for local editing.
Which AI tools does CueFrame work with?
The installer supports Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, VS Code — and 10 more. Run npx -y cueframe install, then sign in through your browser on the first tool call. For clients such as ChatGPT or Claude Desktop, follow the hosted connector instructions instead. MCP cloud operations use credits; the REST API is available for applications and automated workflows.
Find setup instructions for your agent ↗What does a video cost?
Local desktop editing, transcription, and export are free. Cloud rendering starts at $0.50 per 1080p output minute, billed in whole minutes. Cloud Director runs, transcription, previews, generation, scoring, and storage have their own rates. Start with $20.00 in free credits, with no card or subscription required.
See the full rate card ↗Can I edit a project that my agent created?
Yes. The desktop editor and cloud tools use the same composition format. Open your agent’s project in the editor to adjust its layers and timeline. Published templates also include portable projects, so you can start from an example and replace the footage, text, and styling.
Will the same edit produce the same video?
Rendering is repeatable when the composition and its inputs are fixed. An agent can propose different creative edits each time you ask, but rendering an unchanged project doesn’t invent a new edit. You can make a targeted change while keeping the rest of the composition intact.
Can I finish in Premiere, Final Cut, or Resolve?
Yes. Export an EDL or FCPXML timeline to continue in another editor. You can also export a finished MP4, plus SRT or VTT subtitles. Your project doesn’t have to end where it started.