Studio
The review tools on your own footage: break a video down, then share it by link or download it.
What it is
Open the review tools on any video of your own, whether or not a client sent it: a new upload, a video from your library, or a client's clip. Draw on the frame, freeze the moment that matters, zoom in, talk over it, then share it with a link or download it as a video file with everything burned in.
Everything it does
Start from anything
Upload something new, open a video from your library, or start from a clip a client sent you (with their say-so).
The same tools as a review
Frame by frame, drawings, moments that freeze, notes on the timeline; zoom, voice notes and compare with the full studio.
Share by link
Anyone with the link watches it as you made it, with no account. Turn the link off and it is dead for good.
Download it
A video file of exactly what plays, every drawing, zoom, held frame, note and voice note burned in. Post it anywhere.
No double minutes
A video opened from your library or a client's clip plays the same file, so it costs no extra minutes.
How to use it
- Open Studio from the sidebar.
- Choose New video and pick where it starts from.
- Mark it up, then Share or Download.
In your coaching
Film thirty seconds of your own 1:1 session warm-up, circle the one cue Ben keeps missing, add a voice note, and send everyone the link before Monday.
Good to know
- Studio videos never expire.
- A download is made in your browser in real time: keep the tab open until it finishes.
Plans
Pro and Ultra, once released. Pro has the essential tools: pen, arrow, circle and labels. Ultra adds lines, angles, spotlight, zoom, voice notes, holds of your own length and side-by-side compare. On Free you can see the studio, locked. Compare plans
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