YOUR WORKSPACE, YOUR DEVICE
Keep control
of your media.
The editor processes photos, audio, captions and project backups in your browser. It makes no model calls, uploads, analytics requests or automatic publications. The hosting provider receives ordinary requests for the public site and its static files.
What is stored here
Your project is saved in this browser's IndexedDB: normalized JPEG photos, original imported audio, listing text, settings and review labels. Theme preference is stored locally. A private backup contains the same project data. Re-encoding photos removes the original container metadata; audio backups preserve the original imported file. The video includes only the rendered content and optional sound. The private render record includes media names/hashes and your review name.
Storage and recovery
There is no cloud sync, account recovery or automatic off-device backup. Download a project backup before clearing site data or changing devices. Conflicting tabs or a failed save preserve your current in-memory project for download. Starting a new project or restoring a backup requires confirmation. Previously downloaded files remain wherever you saved them.
Preview limits
This is a free local preview. Direct email/password and Google product accounts, private cloud libraries, team review, background rendering, dependable platform-specific encodings, connected publishing, billing and paid entitlements are not enabled. Reviews and media-rights confirmations are self-reported. Browser recording is real time and may vary by device; verify actual playback before sharing.
Working boundaries
Sixteen photos, 8 MB per original photo/audio file, 24 megapixels per photo, a 40 MB project backup, a 120-second film and a 100 MB video output cap. Video dimensions are 1280×720, 720×1280 or 960×960. Dedicated rendering workers, wider format coverage, real-device/cross-browser/manual accessibility, operations/support and payment lifecycle acceptance remain release work.
Public guides are crawlable. The studio requests noindex, which is a crawler instruction and not authentication. Private project content is generated locally and is never placed in public page source, sitemaps or discovery documents.