

Making a promo video of a few dozen seconds often gets stuck on the editing software's timeline and a pile of parameters, and just getting familiar with the interface takes half a day. OpenFilm takes a different approach: let the AI agent you usually use for coding write the video, with visuals generated as web pages, and then manually fine-tune them in the Studio editor in the browser. It is suitable for developers and small teams unfamiliar with editing, saving the effort of learning software and repeated exports, and is most worth
Software Features
A different approach: let the coding AI write the video along the way; you only need to state clearly what you want, saving the time of learning editing software.
Web pages are the visuals: every shot is a web page, rendered with whatever a browser can draw, and editing it is as intuitive as editing a page.
Edit while watching: Studio displays the final result in real time in the browser; elements can be dragged and scaled, and the timeline allows trimming and cutting.
Free and open source: uses the MIT license, the code is publicly available for inspection, and making, editing, and rendering do not require an account.
Installation is not complicated: requires Node 22.2 or above and ffmpeg; the first run will download about 100 MB of headless browser.
Supported systems: confirmed working on Windows, macOS, and Linux; the desktop version also has built-in ffmpeg and a browser.
Note: requires an API connection; you need to use your own token. Please don't ask about this anymore; setup has a threshold.
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How to use:https://openfilm.dev/zh/docs/
github addresshttps://github.com/openfilm/openfilm
This course comes with a materials pack. Members receive the access link by email after requesting the course.