One place to create, edit & scale videos

No. Tell Lyra what you want to create, then refine the result with instructions or visual edits. You can work scene by scene without learning every editing tool first. When you want more detailed control, use the timeline to adjust timing, visuals, audio, and other elements yourself.

Yes. Upload your videos, images, audio, and other assets. Use them as the starting point for a project or combine them with assets you create in Videfy. Edit or improve your footage, add voiceovers and subtitles, translate your video, or turn it into new versions for different audiences and platforms.

Lyra is your AI creative director in Videfy. Describe what you want to make, and Lyra helps you plan your video, write the script, create assets, and edit. You can start with a broad idea or a specific request. Review the result, ask for changes, or make edits yourself. You guide the direction and control the final result.

You can edit manually, work with Lyra, or switch between both. Use the storyboard and timeline to make changes yourself, and ask Lyra for help whenever you need it. For example, ask Lyra to help create a first version, then fine-tune the timing, visuals, and audio yourself. Choose the approach that works best for each part of your project.

Vibe Editing lets you make edits by describing what you want. Ask Lyra to shorten the video, speed up a scene, replace an image, or change the mood. You can explain the result you’re looking for in everyday language, then review and refine the changes. Use the editing tools whenever you want to adjust something yourself.

Video variants are different versions of the same video. Use them to reach another audience, translate your content, adapt it for a platform, or try a different creative direction without rebuilding the project. Rewrite the script, change the voiceover, adjust the tone, swap the music, restyle the subtitles, or update the visuals. Keep the parts that work and choose whether to reuse or regenerate visuals for each version. For example, adapt a product video for a different audience or create another language version using the same scenes.

Yes. Create voiceovers and subtitles in multiple languages, or turn an existing video into a new language version. Keep your visuals when they work for the new audience, or generate new ones to adapt the content further. This lets you build on an existing video instead of producing each language version from scratch. The Videfy interface is currently available in English.

Yes. Create vertical videos for TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts, or horizontal videos for YouTube, film projects, and other uses. Choose the format that fits where you’ll publish. You can also adapt the content, pacing, voiceover, and subtitles for each platform rather than using the same version everywhere.

Yes. Use the timeline for detailed edits, keyframes for precise movement and timing, and audio controls to shape the sound. Add effects, transitions, and animation to bring the elements together. You can fine-tune individual parts while keeping your script, scenes, assets, and video versions in one project. Lyra is available to help, while the editing tools give you direct control.

Videfy includes a storyboard for planning and a timeline for detailed editing. Arrange your scenes, adjust timing, animate text and visuals with keyframes, and add effects, transitions, voiceovers, and subtitles. Image editing and audio tools are also available inside your project, so you can refine the picture and sound together. Use the tools yourself, ask Lyra to make changes, or combine both.