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Editrolls

AI-powered video editor for Mac to turn raw footage into vertical reels

An AI-powered video editor for Apple-silicon Macs that turns raw footage into polished vertical reels complete with captions and motion graphics.

About this product

Editrolls is an AI-powered video editor designed for Apple-silicon Macs that turns raw footage, such as talking-head videos or voiceovers, into polished vertical reels. The software features an automated pipeline for local transcription, composition analysis, creative planning, asset discovery, and motion graphics design. It automatically removes filler words, retakes, and pauses, and generates word-by-word timed captions supporting English and Hindi. Users can apply brand kits, choose from ten distinct visual styles, and maintain creative control through a storyboard review before local rendering.

What it helps you do

Primary use case

Transforming raw talking-head videos or voiceover audio into captioned, stylized vertical reels with automated cuts and motion graphics.

Best for

Creators and educators making single-speaker vertical explainers for social media platforms.

  • Local Mac transcription and rendering
  • AI-driven story shaping to remove filler words
  • Word-by-word timed captions supporting English and Hindi
  • Ten distinct visual styles and brand kit support
  • Storyboard review and scene revision capabilities

Frequently asked questions

What are the system requirements for Editrolls?

Editrolls requires an Apple-silicon Mac (M1 or later) running macOS 15 or later, with approximately 4 GB of free disk space and an internet connection for AI planning and asset lookup.

How does the pricing work?

Editrolls uses a one-time purchase credit pack structure in Indian rupees (INR) with no subscriptions. New accounts receive 2 free reels, and packs are available for purchase.

Where does video processing take place?

Cutting, transcription, and final rendering take place locally on your Mac, while transcripts, still frames, and briefs are sent to AI providers for planning and asset lookup.