Video Editing & Highlights
Bring event videos into MagnetFrame, watch them in the built-in viewer, and cut polished highlight videos in a browser timeline editor — with text, music, transitions, filters, and AI auto-captions. Exports render right in your browser in up to Full HD 1080p; editing is available on Standard and up, and export minutes are metered per plan.
How to
- Sync a cloud folder containing videos, or upload videos to an event's Photos section.
- Wait a moment while each video is prepared — it gets a poster image, its duration, and a web-playable copy.
- Videos appear in the gallery with a play badge and duration; click a tile to watch.
- Open the event's Actions menu and choose 'Video editor' to cut clips on the timeline.
- Add text, music, transitions, and filters — and on the Pro plan, AI auto-captions.
- Click 'Export' to render the highlight video in your browser; it lands in the event gallery when ready.
Common questions
Which plan do I need to edit videos?
Watching videos works on every plan. The timeline editor is available on Standard and up, and AI auto-captions are a Pro feature. Export minutes are metered per plan.
Where does my exported video go?
The export renders directly in your browser and is saved into the event's gallery when it finishes. You can play, download, or share it like any other gallery item.
Do failed exports count against my export minutes?
No. Only successfully rendered exports are billed against your monthly export minutes. If a render fails, nothing is deducted.
Troubleshooting
A video I uploaded doesn't play or shows no thumbnail.
The video is probably still being prepared — each clip needs a moment to get its poster and web-playable copy. Refresh the gallery after a minute; if it still doesn't appear, check that the file is a supported video format and try re-uploading.
The export button is disabled or the export won't start.
Check your remaining export minutes on your plan page — exports are blocked when the monthly quota is used up. Also keep the browser tab open while rendering; the export runs in your browser and stops if the tab is closed.