Mobile video editor — in your phone's browser, no app
The full studio on your phone: a real multi-track timeline, captions, cut by text and export to your camera roll. Open it in Safari or Chrome — nothing to install.
The studio on a phone, exactly as it renders: a travel edit on the board, clips and music on the timeline under a centred playhead, the clip's tools under your thumb — and the full color grade one tap away.
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Eziclip Studio is a video editor that runs in your phone's browser: open eziclip.com/studio in Safari or Chrome and you get the full editor — a multi-track timeline you scrub by swiping, captions, cut by text, titles, stickers, stock clips and sounds — then export an MP4 straight to your camera roll. No app to install, no sign-in required to start, and your footage isn't uploaded. On an iPad or an Android tablet the same studio opens with the full desktop layout.
The whole studio, not a cut-down mobile mode
Most web editors either refuse to open on a phone or send you to the app store. Eziclip Studio is the same editor you get on a laptop, laid out for a thumb: the board with your sheets on top, the timeline underneath, and a bottom bar with big labelled tools — Media, Text, Captions, Library and Text cut.
Sign in and your boards sync: start an edit on the phone on the train, open the same board on a computer later, and keep going.
A timeline built for fingers
The playhead stays fixed in the middle of the screen and the timeline slides under it: swipe to scrub, pinch to zoom in on a cut, and playback follows along. Tap a clip and the bottom bar turns into its toolbox — Split, Delete, Adjust, Duplicate, Copy, Paste and ripple-cut left or right.
Every lane has a + at its end. On a video or audio lane it opens your camera roll or files and lands the clips right there; on the titles lane it adds a title. Hold a finger on anything for its menu.
Move, scale and rotate with two fingers
On the board, one finger pans and two fingers zoom. Select a layer — a picture-in-picture clip, a sticker, a title — and two fingers move, scale and rotate it at once, as a single undo step. Double-tap empty space to drop a new square sheet right there.
Captions, cut by text and a library of stickers, clips and sounds
The tools that make short-form video are all in the bar: word-timed captions with animation presets, cut by text (delete words in the transcript to cut the video), free stock clips, GIFs, stickers and sounds. Transcription runs in the browser — your footage isn't uploaded to make captions.
Export to your camera roll
Export renders the MP4 right in the browser, then the phone's share sheet saves it to your photos or sends it straight to TikTok, Instagram or a chat. Free exports carry a small Eziclip mark in the corner; Plus ($9/month) removes it everywhere.
Which editors work in a phone browser?
| Editor | On a phone, in the browser |
|---|---|
| Eziclip Studio | Yes — open it in Safari or Chrome, no app |
| Kapwing | Yes — mobile browser |
| VEED | Yes — mobile browser, plus iOS apps |
| CapCut | Phone editing is the CapCut app |
| Canva | Phone editing is the Canva app |
| Clipchamp | No — phone browsers unsupported; iOS app |
| Adobe Premiere | Separate Premiere iPhone app |
| Descript | No — editing is desktop-only |
How to edit a video on your phone
- 1
Open eziclip.com/studio on your phone
Safari or Chrome — there is nothing to install, and you don't need an account to start.
- 2
Tap + and pick your clips
They come from your camera roll or files and land on the timeline in order.
- 3
Edit under your thumb
Swipe the timeline to scrub, tap a clip for its tools, pinch to zoom in on a cut.
- 4
Add captions or titles
Captions transcribe in the browser; titles drop at the playhead and edit right on the sheet.
- 5
Export and save
Render the MP4 and save it to your photos from the share sheet.
Questions
Yes. Eziclip Studio runs in the phone's browser — open eziclip.com/studio in Safari or Chrome and edit with a full multi-track timeline, captions and cut by text. There's nothing to download and no sign-in required to start.
No — it's the same studio as on a computer, with touch controls: a centred playhead you scrub by swiping, pinch-zoom on the timeline and the board, a bottom toolbar that becomes the selected clip's tools, and long-press menus.
Export renders the MP4 in your browser; then tap Save or share and pick Save Video in the share sheet. You can also send it straight to an app from the same sheet.
Few do. Kapwing and VEED run in mobile browsers. Clipchamp's editor doesn't support phone browsers, CapCut, Canva and Adobe Premiere send phones to their apps, and Descript has no phone editing. Eziclip Studio runs in the phone's browser with the full timeline.
Yes — free to use, with a small Eziclip mark in the corner of free exports. A flat $9/month Plus subscription removes it across every tool.
No. Editing, transcription and the final render run in your browser, and nothing you make is used to train an AI model.