ClipThemAll Video Editor: simple timeline editing for creators

What is ClipThemAll Video Editor?

ClipThemAll Video Editor is designed for creators who want direct control over a video without learning a large professional editing suite. Its interface keeps the main workflow visible: projects on the left, imported media in the center, a video player on the right and the editing timeline below.

The editor is useful when you already know what should remain in the finished video and need a fast way to cut unwanted parts, assemble selected fragments, add sound and export the result.

Create, open and save local video projects

The Projects panel is the starting point for every edit. It keeps the project structure separate from your source media and exported files.

• New creates a new editing project.
• Open loads an existing project from your computer.
• Save stores the current timeline and project changes.
• Recent provides quick access to recently used projects.

Saving a project lets you stop and continue later without rebuilding the timeline from the beginning.

Import source video and build a media library

Use Import video to add source files to the current project. Imported media appears in the project library with a thumbnail, file name, duration, resolution and codec information when available.

Select a media item to load it in the player. This makes it possible to review the source and choose accurate start and end points before adding a fragment to the timeline.

Create precise video segments

The player panel helps you turn a source video into reusable timeline segments. Enter start and end values manually or use Set current time while the video is positioned at the required frame.

Quick time controls move the selected boundary backward or forward by 3 seconds, 1 second, 0.5 second or 0.1 second. These controls make rough selection and fine correction possible in the same panel.

1. Select an imported video.
2. Move playback to the beginning of the required fragment and set the start time.
3. Move to the end of the fragment and set the end time.
4. Add an optional label that will help identify the segment.
5. Choose Add segment to place it on the timeline.

Edit and arrange clips on the timeline

The timeline shows the order and duration of all video and audio elements in the project. It is the main workspace for assembling the final video.

• Trim start and Trim end shorten the selected clip at the current playhead position.
• Split at playhead divides a selected clip into separate timeline blocks.
• Delete clip removes the selected timeline block.
• Move left and Move right change the order of clips.
• Undo and Redo help reverse or restore recent editing actions.
• Zoom controls change the visible timeline scale for detailed or wide project review.

The playhead marks the current timeline position. Time rulers and clip previews help you understand where each segment begins and ends.

Add audio and control soundtrack volume

The editor provides dedicated controls for video sound, detached audio and additional audio tracks. This lets you combine the original soundtrack with music, narration or other sound files.

• Use Add beside an audio track to import a separate audio file.
• Detach audio from a supported video clip when you need to work with its soundtrack independently.
• Adjust Video sound without changing the volume of separate tracks.
• Adjust detached audio and each additional audio track with its own volume slider.
• Place and move audio blocks on the timeline to align sound with the video sequence.

Independent track controls are useful when the original video sound should remain audible under music or when one audio source needs to be reduced.

Preview the timeline before export

Use Play timeline to start timeline playback and Pause to stop it. Watch preview opens a preview of the assembled result so you can check clip order, cuts and audio before creating the final file.

Previewing is an important final check. Review every transition between timeline blocks, confirm that no required fragment is missing and listen for unexpected volume differences.

Export the finished timeline as MP4

When the project is ready, choose Export timeline MP4. The editor processes the current timeline and writes the finished video to the project export location.

Use Open exports to open the output folder and access completed files. Keep the project saved if you may need to revise the video and export another version later.

Account sign-in and Video Editor access

The editor supports ClipThemAll account sign-in with a username and password or through Google. It verifies Video Editor access with the ClipThemAll server and displays the current connection, subscription period and plan in the editor interface.

A free 7-day trial is available after the first editor download. Continued access is provided through the Video Editor subscription shown in the ClipThemAll account.

Recommended workflow for fast video editing

1. Create a project and save it with a recognizable name.
2. Import all source videos required for the edit.
3. Create labeled segments from the strongest or most useful fragments.
4. Arrange the segments in the required story order.
5. Trim or split timeline blocks where needed.
6. Add music, narration or detached audio and set track volume.
7. Watch the complete preview from beginning to end.
8. Save the project and export the timeline as MP4.

Frequently asked questions about ClipThemAll Video Editor