Turn your media files into a story you can edit

Organise images, video, and audio in Upfyn AI Studio. Arrange, trim, split, and preview clips on a local timeline, then export supported projects to WebM.

Included in Hyper & Ultra

At a glance

What you can do

  • Import image, video and audio files into a project-local media library
  • Move, trim and split clips across video, audio and overlay tracks
  • Preview the timeline, undo changes and export supported projects to WebM

How it works

  • Editing and project storage run on your machine inside the current project
  • AI clip generation appears only when a compatible gateway model is configured for the account

Upfyn AI Studio brings images, video, and audio into a project-local library and timeline. Arrange the sequence, refine the timing, preview it, and export supported projects to WebM.

Having the clips is different from having the video

Your folder contains a screen recording, a few product images, and a voice track. The pieces are ready, but someone still needs to choose the order, remove the pauses, and make the sound line up with what viewers see.

When the script changes, the edit changes with it. Finding the right file and remembering where it belongs can become a project of its own.

AI Studio gives those pieces one working home on your machine, so you can develop the sequence while keeping the project material together.

Build from media you already have

Import image, video, and audio files into the project's media library. Use clear filenames so original clips, approved versions, and temporary ideas are easy to tell apart.

You can begin with an ordinary recording or assets created elsewhere. The editing workflow does not depend on generating every piece with AI.

Shape the sequence on a timeline

Move clips to change their order or start time. Trim the beginning and end to keep the useful parts. Split a clip when two sections need different placement.

Video, audio, and overlay tracks let the project bring several kinds of material together. Preview the result to see whether the sequence communicates what you intended.

For a short product introduction, you might plan an opening image, a screen demonstration, a spoken explanation, and an end card. Start with that small structure, then refine the timing around the message.

Keep the script and the edit connected to the project

Use the Upfyn conversation to clarify the story and identify the assets it needs:

Try asking

Plan a short product introduction from these files. Show the problem first, then the useful action, and finish with the next step. Identify any missing material before I begin the edit.

Research can hold the script, and Design can help prepare supporting visuals. Use the appropriate export or import steps to bring those materials into the media project.

Add generation when the account supports it

AI generation is available when a compatible gateway model and media route are configured. Availability depends on the account and type of output.

When a generation option is available, review the resulting asset and use it alongside imported media. The local editing workflow remains useful with the files you already have.

Preview, revise, and export

Watch the whole sequence, especially cuts and audio transitions. Use undo or make a targeted adjustment when something feels wrong. Export a supported project to WebM and play the file outside the editor before handing it over.

Will WebM work everywhere? Check the intended destination. Some workflows require another format or a separate conversion step.

Is every generation type available on every account? No. Check the configured options in the current app.

Start with a short edit and a clear message

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