Video Edit
Video Edit runs ffmpeg directly to handle common video tasks—trimming clips, joining multiple files, resizing for social platforms, adjusting playback speed, swapping audio tracks, and converting between formats. Built-in presets for TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, and other platforms streamline resizing with proper aspect ratio handling.
Video Edit manipulates video files locally using ffmpeg for trimming, concatenation, resizing, and format conversion.
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Install
calesthio/OpenMontage/video-edit · repository language: Python
git clone https://github.com/calesthio/OpenMontage
cp -r OpenMontage ~/.claude/skills/video-editgenerated, unverified - the skill's exact subdirectory could not be determined; check the repository on GitHub
npx skillfed install calesthio/OpenMontage/video-editFrequently asked questions
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How to edit videos with Claude using Video Edit?
Video Edit lets you edit videos programmatically through Claude Code by running ffmpeg directly. You can trim clips, join multiple files, resize for social platforms, adjust playback speed, swap audio tracks, and convert between formats—all without leaving your Claude session.
Can Video Edit automate video trimming, cutting, and merging?
Yes. Video Edit automates trimming, cutting, and merging tasks by wrapping ffmpeg commands. You specify start/end times, file lists, or output dimensions, and Video Edit handles the underlying video processing to extract clips, combine multiple videos, or split files programmatically.
What video editing presets does Video Edit include?
Video Edit includes built-in presets for TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, and other platforms. These presets streamline resizing with proper aspect ratio handling, so you can quickly format videos for specific social media channels without manually calculating dimensions.
Does Video Edit support video format conversion?
Video Edit supports converting between video formats and codecs. You can transform MP4, MOV, WebM, and other formats using ffmpeg's conversion capabilities, making it easy to adapt video files for different playback environments or distribution channels.
Can I extract and combine video clips programmatically?
Yes. Video Edit lets you extract clips from video files and combine multiple videos programmatically. You can specify frame ranges, timestamps, or file lists, and Video Edit processes them through ffmpeg to produce merged or extracted output files.
What license does Video Edit use?
Video Edit is licensed under AGPL-3.0, ensuring that modifications and derivative works remain open-source and freely available to the community.