FrameCompose
Start with a prompt, remove silence, shape the cut on a timeline, edit captions and voiceover, and export without leaving your browser. FrameCompose keeps AI generation and real editing in the same workflow.
Maintained by the FrameCompose product team · Last reviewed 8 September 2026
Generate scenes from text, then keep editing on the same timeline.
Auto-remove silence and dead air to tighten pacing instantly.
Selected AI voices and transcription included free on every plan. Other voice options require payment.
Local-first projects - your work stays on your device until you choose otherwise.
Start by playing the draft through once. If the third scene is wrong, select that scene and replace its visual while keeping the accepted narration and surrounding clips. Then check the caption timing at both joins before exporting.
Moving a clip, correcting a caption, or uploading a replacement does not request another AI generation. If you choose to generate a new image or clip, review the model and credit estimate for that replacement.
Most of the time spent editing short-form video goes to repetitive work: trimming silence, aligning captions, adjusting voiceover timing, and getting transitions right. FrameCompose uses AI to handle the first pass of these tasks so you can start from a cleaner baseline.
The AI editor identifies silence in your audio and removes it automatically, generates caption tracks from your voiceover, and lets you produce a rough cut from a text prompt. You still make the creative decisions - the AI just gets you there faster.
Faceless videos depend on three things: clean pacing, readable captions, and strong voiceover. FrameCompose brings all three together in a single editor. Generate narration, auto-generate captions, add background media, adjust timing, and apply transitions - all without switching between tools.
That end-to-end workflow makes FrameCompose a strong fit for creators producing shorts, explainers, Reddit story videos, educational content, or any format where the voice and text carry the video.
Most AI video tools treat generation as the final step - you get an output and that is it. FrameCompose treats generation as the starting point. Generate a scene from a text prompt, then keep editing: adjust the caption timing word by word, swap or regenerate the voiceover, add transitions between scenes, and trim the pacing until it feels right.
That iterative workflow gives you a much better path from rough draft to publishable video, because you are always in control of the final result.
Projects are local by default, which means you can start editing immediately without creating an account or waiting for a cloud sync. Your project files stay on your device, and the editor runs entirely in your browser using WebGPU and WebCodecs for native-speed video processing.
When you are ready for Pro features like AI generation, everything connects seamlessly. But for drafting, editing, and exporting, the free local workflow is fast and fully capable.
A few quick answers before you jump in.
FrameCompose combines AI-powered generation with a full browser-based editing workflow. You can generate scenes from text prompts, remove silence automatically, add AI voiceover, and then keep editing captions, timing, transitions, and effects on the same timeline - all without leaving your browser.
Yes. The AI editor detects and removes silence and dead air from your clips, which is especially useful for cleaning up talking-head recordings, voiceover takes, or faceless video workflows where tight pacing matters.
Yes. The free plan includes local-first projects, selected AI voices, transcription, captions, effects, and on-device export. Premium voices, paid image and video models, and cloud features have separate plan or credit requirements. Review the current pricing and the generation estimate for the option you choose.
No. FrameCompose runs entirely in your browser using WebGPU and WebCodecs for hardware-accelerated video processing. There is nothing to download or install - just open the editor and start working.
Yes. Generation is just the starting point. You can keep editing captions word by word, re-record or regenerate voiceover, adjust timing, add transitions, and refine the cut until it is ready to publish.
Explore the rest of the workflow, from first idea to final export.
Turn a text prompt into a starting scene, then keep editing captions and voiceover.
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