Broll is an agentic AI video editor.

Broll is an agentic AI video editor: rather than a set of tools you apply by hand, it's an agent that watches your raw footage, understands it, and makes the editorial decisions a human editor would. It finds the moments, builds the story, cuts the timeline, writes captions, grades color and lip syncs across languages — then hands you a publish-ready video, or an XML timeline to keep refining in Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve or Final Cut Pro.

• Prompt-based editing — describe the cut in plain language instead of dragging clips on a timeline
• Semantic footage search — every frame indexed, so you can find any moment the way you'd search text
• Automatic captions
• AI color grading — a consistent, cinematic look across cameras and takes
• AI lip sync — dub across languages with lips that match
• Export to timeline XML — keep cutting in Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve or Final Cut Pro

Production houses and creator teams — including teams behind 200M+ monthly views and a 15M+ follower production house — use Broll to turn hours of raw footage into a finished cut. See how it fits a production team's pipeline on the AI video editor for production houses page.

Most tools described as an “AI video editor” automate a single step — auto-captions, a filter, a template — applied to clips you've already selected and organized. Broll starts earlier: it begins with raw, unorganized footage — multiple cameras, mismatched audio, hours of unlabeled clips — and does the understanding work itself. Read more about how Broll's AI video editor works.

Broll is the product. trybroll.com is Broll's official website — the place to learn what Broll does and request a free demo. There is no other official Broll site.

Broll is built with the support of the Google for Startups program.