https://github.com/ncounterspecialist/twick
We are seeing a wave of AI video startups — tools that generate product videos, reels, explainers, and more using generative models. But many of them hit a wall. Why? Because after the AI generates content, users want to fine-tune it — but the tools lack the video editing capabilities. We’ve been working on a React-based video editing SDK - Twick that solves this. It lets you: - Auto-generate...
Also, curious how you’re thinking about handling heavy lifting for video exports or AI features (like auto-captions, scene detection, etc.). Will those run in the browser, or do you plan to offload some of that to the cloud (like with your AWS Lambda and S3 export)?
And one more thing – are you planning to support version control for video edits? Could make it easier for people to try different versions or go back and forth.
We are seeing a wave of AI video startups — tools that generate product videos, reels, explainers, and more using generative models. But many of them hit a wall. Why? Because after the AI generates content, users want to fine-tune it — but the tools lack the video editing capabilities. We’ve been working on a React-based video editing SDK - Twick that solves this. It lets you: - Auto-generate...
Hi everyone,This is Pankaj from India. I am the co-founder of Kiffer AI. We are building a marketing product that requires video generation on the fly. So far, we have been using MoviePy in the backend, but now we need a browser-based video editor for users to edit those videos, similar to Canva. We explored various options but couldn't find an open-source library in JavaScript that meets our...