AI Video Editor

An AI video editor built to understand raw footage.

Broll is an agentic AI video editor — it doesn't just apply automation to clips you've already picked. It watches raw footage, finds the moments, and builds the edit.

Try Broll — book a demo

How Broll's AI video editor works

Upload raw footage and describe the edit you want. Broll indexes every frame so it can search your footage like text, finds the moments that match the story, and cuts the timeline. Captions, AI color grading and AI lip sync happen in the same pass, and the result exports as a publish-ready video or a timeline XML for Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve or Final Cut Pro.

What is agentic AI video editing?

Most software labeled “AI video editing” automates a single step of a workflow you've already set up — auto captions on clips you selected, a filter, a template. That's automated video editing: useful, but it starts after the hard part is done.

Agentic video editing starts earlier. An agentic AI video editor does the upstream work itself — watching hours of raw, unorganized footage, understanding what's in it, and deciding what belongs in the cut — the way a human editor would, before any manual assembly happens.

From raw footage to finished video

Broll's positioning is specific: raw footage in, finished video out. No pre-logging your clips, no manual bin organization, no timeline required to get started. The agent does the editing; you review, refine if you like, and export.

Built for professional video teams

Broll is built around the volume and structure professional video teams actually work with — multiple cameras, long shoots, tight turnarounds. See how it fits a production team's pipeline on the AI video editor for production houses page, or read more about Broll.

FAQ

AI video editing, answered.

Is Broll AI video editing software?

Yes — Broll is AI video editing software, and specifically an agentic AI video editor: it doesn't just apply automation to footage you've already selected, it makes the editorial decisions itself, from raw footage to a finished, publish-ready video.

What is an agentic AI video editor?

An agentic AI video editor doesn't just apply automation to footage you've already selected — it makes the editorial decisions itself. Broll watches your raw footage, understands what's in it, finds the moments that matter, and builds the story, rather than handing you a set of tools to apply by hand.

How does AI video editing work with Broll?

You upload raw footage and describe the video you want. Broll indexes every frame, finds the relevant moments, builds the story, edits the timeline, writes captions, grades color and lip syncs across languages — then exports a publish-ready video or a timeline XML.

Can AI really edit raw, unorganized footage?

Yes. Broll is built to start from raw footage — multiple cameras, mismatched audio, hours of unlabeled clips — with no manual logging or pre-selecting required. That's the difference between an agentic editor and a tool that automates one step of a workflow you've already set up.

How is this different from automated video editing tools like auto-captioners or template editors?

Most automated video editing tools apply one step — captions, a filter, a template — to clips you've already chosen. Broll's agent does the upstream work too: it finds the moments and builds the story, then handles captions, color and lip sync as part of the same pass.

Does Broll's AI video editor export to Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve or Final Cut?

Yes. Every edit can be exported as a standard timeline XML, so editors can open it in Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve or Final Cut Pro and keep working exactly where the agent left off.