Valmera
Valmera is the agentic AI video editor. Upload your footage, type what you want changed, and an AI agent cuts, captions, and polishes it into a finished video — no timeline skills required.
Valmera is an agentic AI video editor — upload your footage, say what you want in plain English, and the agent returns a finished video.
One request can include any of it.
How each one works: Cuts & cleanup · Captions · Reframing · Music & audio · Effects · Timeline & transcript · Free tools · AI video editor
Valmera is an agentic AI video editor. It edits your videos from natural-language requests — you describe the change in plain English and an AI agent analyzes the footage, makes the cuts, and renders the result.
You upload footage and type a request like “cut the silences and add captions.” Valmera builds a word-accurate transcript and detects shots and silences, then the agent performs the edit and returns a preview you can refine with follow-up messages. The final export renders from your original file at full quality.
No. You describe the change in plain English. A visual timeline and an editable transcript are there when you want hands-on control, but you never have to learn them.
Cuts and trims, automatic silence and filler-word removal, cutting repeated takes, word-accurate captions (including karaoke styles and animations), background music with automatic ducking, voiceover, reframing to 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 or 4:5 for YouTube, TikTok, Reels and Shorts, color grades, zooms, transitions, removing burned-in captions, watermarks or an object from the footage (the pixels are repainted, not blurred over), region blurring, and AI-generated images spliced into the video.
Yes — Valmera has a built-in honesty layer. Every reply is checked against what the system actually did, so the agent cannot claim an edit it did not make.
Creating an account and uploading footage are free, but agent editing requires a subscription. Creator is $15/month for 1,000 credits, Pro is $30/month for 2,000, and Frontier is $50/month for 5,000. New checkouts charge immediately and have no trial. Every current paid plan exports without an in-video watermark; each export closes with a brief (~2.5-second) Valmera end card after your video.
Video files up to 14GB or 3 hours, whichever comes first — MP4, MOV, MKV, WebM and similar formats. You can also attach extra clips, images, and your own music tracks.
Valmera is an agentic AI video editor. You upload footage you already shot — up to 14 GB or 3 hours, as MP4, MOV, MKV or WebM — describe the edit you want in plain English, and an AI agent performs it. Not a suggestion, not an edit plan you then execute somewhere else: the finished MP4, rendered from your original file.
The word agentic is doing real work there. Most tools sold as AI video editors are a timeline you drive, with AI features you press — auto-captions here, silence removal there, and you sequence them. Valmera inverts that. Every upload is analysed once into a transcript with a start and end time on every word, detected silences, shot boundaries, and labeled frames the agent actually looks at. The agent edits against that index, so "cut the part where I fumble the pricing line" resolves to real cut points instead of a guess. Then it renders a preview, looks at the frames it produced, and reacts to what it sees — the same loop a human editor runs when they scrub back to check their own work.
Cuts and dead air, filler words, repeated takes. Word-accurate captions in eleven styles, including karaoke word-pop. Reframing to 9:16, 1:1 or 4:5 for Reels, Shorts and TikTok. Zooms aimed at a point in the frame, punch-ins on the words you stressed hardest, speed changes that keep voices at natural pitch. Music found on the web or your own file, ducked under speech automatically and mastered to the streaming loudness target. Colour grading, film grain, transitions, on-screen text and lower thirds. Blurring a face or a licence plate — or genuinely repainting it out. Screen recordings turned into product demos. And because the agent works on an edit decision list rather than on pixels, your original upload is never modified and anything cut can be restored by asking.
Valmera is not a text-to-video generator. It will not invent a shot you never filmed. If you want footage conjured from a prompt, that is a different category and Runway, Sora or Veo are the right tools; Valmera edits the recording you already have. It also does not import or export SRT or VTT files — captions are burned into the picture — and it has no team seats, no direct publishing to YouTube or TikTok, no custom font uploads, and no true crossfade. English is the best-tested transcription path. Those limits are published here on purpose: an editor that oversells itself wastes an afternoon you cannot get back.
Valmera publishes its entire editing toolset — 135 live tools — as a Model Context Protocol server, so Claude can perform the edit from inside a conversation. It is the same registry Valmera's own agent uses, not a reduced copy, and it authenticates over OAuth so there is no key to paste. If you would rather stay in the studio, the studio has a real timeline, a player, an editable transcript and aspect-ratio controls waiting for you.
Account creation and uploads are free, but agent editing starts with a subscription. Creator is $15/month with 1,000 credits, Pro is $30 with 2,000, and Frontier is $50 with 5,000 running the frontier model on every turn and every look at your video. Credits are charged in proportion to the work a request actually does, so a simple cut costs less than a full pass. New shopfront checkouts charge immediately and every current paid plan exports without an in-video watermark.
More detail: what it can edit, how the agent works, what to type, the glossary, the docs, and pricing.