Multi-track editing
V1, V2, and A1 tracks with move, edge trim, snap, select, delete, and split operations.
Import footage from your machine, cut on multiple tracks, add titles, tune clip properties, save a portable project, and render in the browser. Media stays local.
AlcorVideo is not presented as complete Adobe Premiere Pro feature parity. Version 0.1 is a working nonlinear editor foundation built around local media, direct manipulation, and portable project state.
Bring in video, audio, and still images directly from local storage. Files are represented by temporary browser URLs and are not sent to Alcor Industries.
Place media on V1, V2, and A1. Drag clips in time, trim either edge, split at the playhead, and stack visual layers.
Adjust timing, speed, opacity, volume, and title styling from the inspector, with keyboard shortcuts and undo history.
Render a WebM in compatible browsers or export an AlcorVideo project manifest for later relinking and continued work.
V1, V2, and A1 tracks with move, edge trim, snap, select, delete, and split operations.
Video, audio, and image imports stay in the browser session. Relink by filename after opening a saved project.
Text, position, size, color, background, start time, and duration controls for simple on-screen graphics.
Start, duration, source in-point, playback speed, volume, opacity, and mute controls.
Undo/redo history, browser autosave, and a human-readable JSON project format that never embeds the original media.
Canvas and MediaRecorder export to WebM where the browser supports it, with a fail-closed compatibility check.
The AlcorVideo commercial license is a one-time $200 purchase for one person or one business entity. Use it to produce commercial work on devices you control. It is not a subscription.
No. It is a working nonlinear editor MVP with core timeline operations and local rendering. The page names the shipped surface and the roadmap separately.
No. The browser demo uses local object URLs. Your media is not uploaded by AlcorVideo. Exported project manifests contain edit metadata and filenames, not the media bytes.
Compatible desktop browsers can render the canvas timeline through MediaRecorder, typically as WebM. Codec support varies by browser, so the editor checks capability before starting.
It grants the purchasing person or business entity commercial use of the delivered AlcorVideo release on devices they control. Redistribution of the editor is not included.