Bring your footage.
The podcast. The first take. The recording you haven't found time to edit.
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A conversation that moves your video forward. Start with the footage you have. Shape it into the edit you want.
The podcast. The first take. The recording you haven't found time to edit.
Start with your own video ↗Ask for tighter pacing, captions or a vertical cut. Valmera's AI video editor turns your instructions into edits.
“Cut the pauses. Add captions.
Keep the good part.”
Watch the preview. Ask for a change. Export the final MP4 from Studio when you're happy with it.
See an example edit ↗Lose the dead air. Tighten a take. Turn a long conversation into shorter stories.
Cuts & pacing ↗Add word-timed captions, correct the transcript and choose a style that fits your video.
Captions & text ↗Go vertical. Adjust the crop. Bring the moment that matters into focus.
Framing & formats ↗Already work with an AI assistant?
Give it a video editing toolkit.
Valmera at valmera.io is an agentic AI video editor operated by DIYAR TAREQ TRADING L.L.C. 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. This software product is unrelated to the prescription medicine sold under the same name and to Valmiera, Latvia.
Upload footage and type a request like “cut the silences and add captions.” Valmera indexes the recording with a word-timed transcript, shots and silences, then edits it and renders a preview. Review the cuts, correct any transcription mistakes and refine the result through chat. When it is ready, create the final MP4 in Studio; it renders from the original upload.
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, silence and filler-word removal, repeated-take cleanup, editable captions with karaoke and animated styles, music ducking, uploaded voiceover recordings, reframing, color grades, zooms, transitions and region blurring. Add your own music or ask the agent to find a track on the web. Clip creation can seed multiple child projects; each needs its own edit, review and final export in Studio.
Review the rendered preview and timeline before exporting. Valmera uses edit records and verification checks to help ground its replies, but an AI response is not a guarantee that every requested change is correct. Check cuts, caption spelling and timing, framing and audio; request a correction when needed. Earlier edit versions remain available, and the original upload is preserved.
Creating an account and uploading footage are free, but agent editing requires a subscription. MCP Connect is $25/month for 1,500 credits with your own AI assistant. Advanced Editor is $100/month for 8,000 credits with Valmera AI and MCP. Ultimate is $200/month and sold out. New checkouts charge immediately and have no trial. The standard Valmera paid-plan policy omits overlay watermarks, but service settings can override it. Inspect the actual final file for branding and any end card.
The main video upload supports MP4, MOV, M4V, WebM and MKV, subject to both the 14 GB size limit and the 3-hour duration limit. You can also attach extra clips, images and your own audio. File contents still need to be decodable; changing a filename extension does not convert a video.
Yes. Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or another MCP client to Valmera's hosted Model Context Protocol server using OAuth. Your connected assistant can inspect the footage, call editing tools, render previews and export the final MP4. Editing requires a paid plan.
Studio burns captions into the exported video and does not import or export SRT/VTT subtitle files. Download each final MP4 in Studio and upload it to your chosen platform yourself. The separate free subtitle timing tool retimes existing SRT/VTT files in your browser; it does not generate captions from a video or connect those files to Studio.