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Multi-Camera Angle Switcher Preview

Load up to four video clips, sync a common start point, and preview cutting between camera angles at timestamps you mark, to plan a multi-cam edit before committing to it in your editor.

🔒 This tool runs entirely in your browser. Your files are never uploaded to a server.

Load up to 4 clips from your device (nothing is uploaded), then mark cut points while any clip plays to build a multi-cam cut list.

Active preview

Cut list

    Upload your own clips to try it — no sample video is bundled since files can't be pre-populated.

    How it works

    1. Load up to four video clips from the same synced take.
    2. Switch the active preview between cameras and scrub to a moment you'd want to cut on.
    3. Mark the cut — it's logged with a timestamp and camera name, building a cut list you can follow in your real editor.

    FAQ

    Does this actually edit or export a video?

    No — it's a planning tool. It lets you preview switching between camera angles and build a timestamped cut list you can then follow when doing the real multi-cam edit in your video editor of choice.

    Are my clips uploaded anywhere?

    No. Clips are loaded directly from your device using local blob URLs and never leave your browser — this tool has no server component at all.

    Do the clips need to be pre-synced?

    This preview assumes all clips start at the same point in the timeline (e.g. you already synced them by clap or timecode). It doesn't auto-align clips with different start offsets — that's a job for your video editor's sync feature.

    Planning preview vs. your NLE's multi-cam mode

    Feature This tool Premiere/DaVinci multi-cam
    Zero-setup quick cut planning
    Frame-accurate synced multi-cam export

    Great for planning your cuts before opening your editor; do the frame-accurate assembly in a real NLE.

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