Frame-specific comments
Leave feedback at an exact moment or across a time range, so everyone knows which part needs attention.
Get precise video feedback, keep every project organized, and turn approved cuts into a clear content plan. One place for the work before the post.
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Leave feedback at an exact moment or across a time range, so everyone knows which part needs attention.
Circle, mark, or sketch over a frame to show exactly what you want changed.
Keep the conversation with the edit, then resolve comments as changes are completed.
See which videos need review, need edits, are approved, or are ready for the next step.
Invite clients to watch and comment through a review link without requiring a paid member seat.
Find projects shared with you in Shared with you, alongside your own folders.
Organize videos by client, campaign, or content series, with subfolders for the details.
Replace a cut with a new version and keep the review history together.
Review storage savings and remove old versions from a video or across a folder.
Give each post a date and see your planned content in day, week, or month layouts.
Keep posting dates, videos, editors, post types, notes, and statuses in one place.
Choose your posting days and time, then fill missing dates in your plan.
Name, color-code, and reorder post types to match the way you create.
Generate a timestamped transcript on its own, then correct words before creating more content.
Create professional, casual, and playful options from your video, then edit the wording to fit.
Turn your transcript into a YouTube description with chapter markers when the video supports them.
Explore opening lines and headline options using the context already in your video.
Find timestamped direct quotes paired with reworded ideas. Edit, copy, or keep the pairs you like.
Turn a quote into a graphic or use a frame from your video as its background.
Choose fonts, layouts, tweet cards, logos, transparency, and halftone effects, with saved image drafts.
Use your transcript to create a carousel outline, then edit the copy for every slide.
Generate slide images for your chosen idea and keep the slides together as one carousel post.
Save a generated image as its own post in the source folder, ready for descriptions, review, and planning.
Add brand and project guidance so generated content starts with the right context and voice.
Create a project for a client, brand, or campaign. Add the context that should guide your writing, batch upload your videos, and keep folders and new versions organized together.
Send a review link so clients can leave feedback on an exact frame or time range, draw on the video, and reply in one place. Track revisions and approval status without asking reviewers to create an account.
Give approved videos a place on the project calendar or content plan. Use transcripts, editable descriptions, headline ideas, and YouTube descriptions to prepare the post, then publish through your social platform. Video PrePost plans your content; it does not publish it automatically.
Choose the space and AI allowance that fit your video workflow.
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We’ll size a plan around your volume.
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Bring the review, the plan, and the final words together.
Could we tighten this section before the product shot?
Alex · 2 replies