Layered timeline
Arrange video, audio, text, and images across independent layers, then move through the project visually.
Media & creative tools
Post
Easy video editing.
A focused desktop editor for fast, straightforward video work. Import media, build layered timelines, split clips, add text and images, preview the result, then export.
DESKTOP VIDEO EDITOR
WINDOWS
What Post does
A video editor for when
you need to edit a video.
No giant production ritual. Post keeps the core workflow visible and direct, with media on the left, preview in the middle, layers on the timeline, and export controls where you expect them.
Cut where you mean it
Move the playhead, select the clip, split it, trim it, and keep going without digging through three panels of controls.
Preview while you work
Zoom, crop, pan, seek, loop, and preview the project from the same workspace you are already editing in.
Export the thing
Export video or audio when the edit is finished, without turning the last step into its own side quest.
The workflow
Import. Cut. Layer. Export.
01Drop in your media
02Build the timeline
03Make the cuts
04Ship the export
The workspace
Everything stays where
the work is happening.
Post keeps media, transport controls, the preview, the timeline, and export actions in one continuous editing view. Start empty, add a file, then build the project directly on the timeline.
✓ Video, audio, text, and image layers
✓ Visual audio waveforms
✓ Zoom, crop, pan, seek, and loop controls
✓ Separate video and audio export actions
The general idea
Editing software does not need
to become a personality trait.
01
Keep the controls obvious.
The tool should help make the edit, not make you study the tool.
02
Keep the project local.
Your files stay part of your workflow, rather than becoming someone else's cloud dependency.
03
Make the common path fast.
Most edits are not feature films. The straightforward jobs should stay straightforward.
Ready when the footage is
Do it in Post.
Grab the latest release and get back to the part where the video is actually finished.