Output for the purpose
Choose resolution and frame rate with the publishing screen and purpose in mind.
Choose a frame size and rate for your publishing destination. Check the exported file from its opening frame to its final audio, then share it.

Choose resolution and frame rate with the publishing screen and purpose in mind.
Turn the edited result into a video on the user’s device.
Play the exported file to make a final check of picture, captions, and sound.

A higher number does not always mean a better result. Consider the source size and frame rate, as well as where the video will be viewed, when choosing export settings.

After export, play the file and check captions, frame edges, and sound. Look especially for black frames or unwanted blank space at the beginning and end.
Click each step to see the editing order. The actual work takes place in the EditClaws app for Windows.

Choose resolution and frame rate with the publishing screen and purpose in mind.

Turn the edited result into a video on the user’s device.

Play the exported file to make a final check of picture, captions, and sound.
Check the watermark and export conditions on the plans page. The resolutions and codecs you can actually use also depend on your device and source setup.
Free is described with 1080p/30fps and a watermark; Creator with 4K/60fps and no watermark. Actual support varies with device and codec.
Download the Windows installer and install the app. Create a project in the app to start editing. Some features require a network connection, sign-in, or AI credits.
Install the app and start with a short clip. Feature guides can help you get started.
Download the app