Multitrack editing

A good edit starts
with a clear order.

Layer supporting footage over interviews, then refine music and captions separately. Organize several sources on one timeline to see the flow of the video.

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Interviews and supporting footageTravel diariesBrand videos

Multitrack editingA feature demonstration staged with images and web graphics

01 / IN PRACTICE

The editing process
matters as much as the result.

Build scenes freely

Separate video, audio, and text tracks so even complex edits stay easy to scan.

Precise cut editing

Split clips and adjust their endpoints to keep only the moments you need. Continue with a zoomed-in timeline for fine edits.

Undo without pressure

Follow your edit history to undo and redo changes while trying different directions.

01 / MULTITRACK EDITINGEditing scenario example

Interviews and supporting footage

Keep the words flowing; change the visuals.

Keep the interview audio and place working footage on another track. Editing the explanation and supporting visuals separately makes it easy to change a shot without losing the flow of the conversation.

Brand videos

02 / MULTITRACK EDITINGEditing scenario example

Travel diaries

One track, one role.

Separate video, conversation, background music, and captions so you can quickly find what needs changing. Tidy the cuts first, then match the music and caption timing.

02 / YOUR WORKFLOW

How to apply it to your video

Click each step to see the editing order. The actual work takes place in the EditClaws app for Windows.

Bring in media and place it on the timeline.

Separate video, audio, and text tracks so even complex edits stay easy to scan.

Your first project guide

03 / GOOD TO KNOW

Check before you edit.

Can I place one video over another?

Place video on multiple tracks and adjust its position and size to overlap the scenes. Check the preview to see how much the upper layer covers the scene below.

What should I check before using it?

Playback and export performance varies with the source resolution and device.

Where can I start?

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.

FROM THE EXAMPLE TO YOUR NEXT EDIT

Bring the edit you saw in the example to your own video.

Install the app and start with a short clip. Feature guides can help you get started.

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A good edit starts
with a clear order.