Inside your brand kit
A finished, branded video — in minutes
Order your clips on a reel, describe what you want in plain English, and Claude directs the cut — transitions, captions, motion graphics, music, and logo placement. It lands as an editable project, not a locked file, so the last-mile taste pass happens right in the StyleForge Editor.
Watch a cut made in the studio
Cut end to end in the Video Editor Studio — AI-generated scenes sequenced on one timeline with the brand lockup, the type and the music, then rendered without ever exporting to another editor. Tap the pill for sound.
From clips to a finished video ad — or any branded cut
Four steps — kills the CHOP of exporting to another editor, captioning by hand, and keyframing a lower-third.
Order your reel
Add videos and images from your brand kit — or upload your own (auto-analyzed for transcript, scenes, and safe placement zones). Drag to reorder, click between any two clips to pick a transition, and turn stills into motion with a Ken Burns move.
Add motion graphics
Describe a graphic — “a punchy WINTER SALE badge in our colors” — and Claude authors 2–3 brand-bound animated variants that play live on the page. Attach an example image for style. Pick one, place it on a scene, size it, and stage it — it composites over your video.
Add music & narration
Give a one-line music brief and/or a narration script. Both are generated when you assemble, sized to your reel — the music auto-ducks under voices and fades out at the end.
Assemble — or direct with Claude
Assemble always works from your picks. Or type directions — “caption the talking clips, add our logo watermark, show the URL on the last scene” — and Claude reads every clip's transcript and safe zones to author the whole cut, with a Director's note explaining its choices. Then Download, Save to Brand Kit, or Open in the StyleForge Editor.
Everything the studio does
Captions, transitions, motion, audio, and a director — all brand-aware, all editable.
Captions
Live caption styles
Word-timed karaoke highlight, top/middle/bottom placement, per-clip opt-in. Speech is transcribed automatically — 'No Captions' by default.
Transitions
One-click transitions
Cut, dissolve, slide, wipe, flip, clock, iris — between any two scenes.
Stills
Ken Burns motion
Turn any image into a moving scene — zooms, pans, diagonals, landscape reveals.
Motion graphics
Bespoke, brand-bound
Broadcast-quality animation in your colors and fonts, previewed live before any render — transparent compositing, and downloadable for other editors too.
Audio
Music & narration
Generated music from a text brief, natural narration from a script — auto-ducked and sized to the video.
Brand intelligence
On-brand by default
Logo watermarks and outros, brand-accent colors resolved automatically, and placement that respects each scene — text never lands on a face or the product.
The Director
Plain-English editing
Describe the edit and Claude builds the plan — reorder scenes, caption only speakers, place overlays in clear zones, write a matching music brief — and tells you what it did.
Output
Editable, not locked
An editable StyleForge Editor project plus MP4 (9:16, 1:1, 16:9), and Save to Brand Kit so the finished video is analyzed and reusable in your next one.
Direct the same studio from Claude
The whole cut is drivable from a conversation — describe the edit and Claude assembles it, then hands you the preview link and the editable project. See all agent capabilities →
Direct the whole cut
“Open on the product still, then the testimonial clip — caption only the parts where she speaks.”
Make a motion graphic
“Create a motion graphic like this screenshot but in our brand colors — high-energy reveal.”
Score it
“Upbeat indie-electronic music, not too loud, that ends with the video.”
Built for quick branded social and ad video — the StyleForge Editor handles deep custom work after.
Music and narration generate at assemble; a ~30s video comes together in about 1–3 minutes, with live progress.
Stage one motion graphic per video for now (add more via directions or the editor). Uploads need a moment of analysis first.
Related features
Go deeper in the video family
Each tool here has its own page — what it does, how it works, and the questions people ask.