Your whole channel, made in one tab.

Paste a script of up to 50,000 characters, about 55 minutes read aloud, and Script mode lays it out on the timeline. Each heading becomes a chapter and each paragraph a beat, and notes marked VISUAL:, B-ROLL: or ON SCREEN: sit under their beat without being read aloud. Pick a voice, and Re-time moves every beat to its words.

Then build the picture in real 3D: maps and globes, call-outs, photo pans with 2.5D depth, date counters and five documentary looks, in pieces up to an hour long. It's how faceless channels and video essayists get a documentary look without a camera. See explainer videos.

Make clips turns a long video, a talk or a podcast into 3, 5, 8 or 12 vertical clips of 15 to 90 seconds. It transcribes the video, notes who speaks and where people laugh or clap, keeps the frame on the speaker with Follow faces, and hands you each clip as an editable 1080 × 1920 project.

Captions are added for you and timed to each word, whether the words come from an AI voiceover or from a video Make clips transcribed. Pick Shorts (two words, big and bold), Documentary, Subtitle or Spoken, where each word lights up as it's said. They stay low in the frame in every format and export as SRT or WebVTT for YouTube.

Safe zones show what TikTok, Reels, Stories and Shorts cover, and never appear in the export. Need a square or 4:5 cut too? Add it as an artboard. More on social media videos.

Select a music track and Detect beats drops a marker on every beat and reports the tempo, and clips snap to the markers as you drag them. Music without a steady beat gets a marker on each hit instead. See beat sync.

For narration, type a script and pick from a shelf of ten voices, in 29 languages. Add sounds from a library of more than 60 made for motion, or describe a sound effect or a music bed and it's made for you. Bring your own ElevenLabs key and voiceovers skip Paraplex credits. More on AI voiceover and sound.

Origami logo reel, playing here, changes its look on every beat of a 120 BPM score.

Set up an automation once and it makes a new, publish-ready video from scratch whenever something happens: a row added to a Google Sheet or CSV, a new post in an RSS or Atom feed, a webhook from your form, store or app, or a time on a schedule. Sheets and feeds are checked every 15 minutes, and you can run it by hand whenever you like.

Each step can use what the steps before it gave, so every video is personalized with your own data. Fetch pulls in numbers or headlines, Ask Claude writes the words, Render fills your template's text, pictures and data, and Ask me to approve waits for your OK. Then email it, send it to Slack, save it to your own storage, or post it with its caption to X, Bluesky, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Reddit, Threads, TikTok and YouTube through a Postiz connection, live or as drafts.

Automations come with Pro, at 1,000 runs a month, and a Test run tries one with sample input first. Working in n8n? The Paraplex node is live, and Make and Zapier are coming soon. See automations, or make a version per row by hand.

A design system holds everything that makes your videos look like yours: palette, fonts, text styles and title treatments with 3D materials, text animation presets, and motion tokens for your easings, durations and staggers. Restyle moves a whole scene onto it in one step, and Variations tries it several ways side by side.

Design systems now carry far more than type and color. Save filters and effects as presets, like a grunge texture or a scrapbook-photo edge, and they're applied automatically wherever the system is used. Keep asset packs of textures, pre-approved pictures, logo files, brushes, icons and 3D models alongside your background music, songs and sound effects, so every new video and every automation starts on brand.

Paper trail shows how far it goes: it ships with the Broadsheet design system, eleven effects from Photocopy to Stop-motion boil, a kit of paper, tape and stamps, a custom score and seven sound effects. Save pieces as reusable components too. More on design systems.