API da Nuvem

Seamlessly integrate video editing capabilities into your own website or mobile application. Upload your videos to an OpenShot Cloud API instance, create your own templates or manually edit the video project using the RESTful API, render your video, and download the results back to your website or application.

OpenShot Cloud API is designed to run on your own cloud, by creating instances on your own Amazon EC2 account. Create a single instance, or load balance dozens of servers to meet your unique project requirements. Scaling is easy, and fully in your own control.

OpenShot Cloud API can also be run on the Microsoft Azure cloud platform, including Azure specific features such as Blob Storage (for files and exports) and Queue Storage (for load balancing and scaling).

OpenShot Cloud API can also be run on the Google Cloud Platform, including Google specific features such as Google Cloud Storage buckets (for files and exports) and Google Pub/Sub (for queue based load balancing and scaling).

Just about every programming language and operating system is compatible with OpenShot Cloud API, due to our RESTful API. All you need is the ability to POST and GET a webpage, and you can start integrating video editing into your app. JavaScript, Python, Java, Ruby, C#, Bash, Android, iOS, and just about everything else!

OpenShot Cloud API is priced using a SAAS model, very similar to how Amazon prices server instances. Pay just for the hours you are running the instance. Stop at anytime, with no contracts. Billing is handled automatically by Amazon at the end of the month... based on your instance hours used. Most of our competitors charge for each minute of rendered video, but that model is very expensive and difficult to reasonably scale. With OpenShot Cloud API, you have a low, flat-rate per hour, regardless of how many thousands of minutes you are rendering.

Os preços começam em $0.15 / hora de instânca (cerca de USD $108/mês se executar continuamente), não incluindo as taxas do servidor da Amazon EC2.

Os fundos da API da Nuvem do OpenShot são utilizados pela OpenShot Studios, LLC para desenvolver o OpenShot Video Editor, o nosso editor de vídeo premiado de código aberto. Assim, não irá apenas editar vídeos fantásticos na nuvem, como também estará a suportar um projeto de código aberto, utilizado por pessoas em todo o mundo!

OpenShot Video Editor (desktop version) supports the following operating systems: Linux (most distributions are supported), Windows (version 7, 8, and 10+), and OS X (version 10.15+). Project files are also cross-platform, meaning you can save a video project in one OS, and open it on another, including OpenShot Cloud API. All OpenShot features are available on all platforms.

Baseado na poderosa biblioteca FFmpeg, OpenShot pode ler e escrever a maioria dos formatos de vídeo e imagem. Para a lista completa dos formatos suportados, veja o projecto FFmpeg. As definições padrão de exportação do OpenShot são para os formatos mais comuns, mas com através do separador avançadas pode usar qualquer formato FFmpeg.

OpenShot comes with a powerful key frame animation framework, capable of an unlimited number of key frames and animation possibilities. Key frames interpolation mode can be quadratic bezier curves, linear, or constant, which determines how the animated values are calculated.

Tracks are used to layer images, videos, and audio in a project. You can create as many layers as needed, such as watermarks, background audio tracks, background videos, etc... Any transparency will show through the layer below it. Tracks can also be moved up, down, or locked.

Clips on the timeline can be adjusted in many ways, including scaling, trimming, rotation, alpha, snapping, and adjusting X,Y location. These properties can also be animated over time with just a few clicks! You can also use our transform tool to interactively resize clips.

Estão incluídas mais de 400 transições no OpenShot, que lhe permitem desvanecer gradualmente de um clipe para o outro. A rapidez e intensidade das transições também podem ser ajustadas, utilizando as "keyframes" (se necessário). Ao sobrepor dois clipes irá criar automaticamente uma nova transição.

When arranging clips in a video project, images on the higher tracks/layers will be displayed on top, and the lower tracks will be displayed behind them. Much like a stack of paper, items on top cover up items below them. And if you cut any holes out (i.e. transparency) the lower images will show though.

Over 40 vector title templates are included with OpenShot, which makes adding titles to your project fun and easy. You can also create your own SVG vector titles, and use those as templates instead. Quickly adjust the font, color, and text of your titles in our built-in title editor.

Our video editing library (libopenshot) has been built with accuracy in mind. This allows OpenShot to finely adjust which frames are shown (and when). Use the arrow keys on your keyboard to step frame by frame through your video project.

Control the power of time with OpenShot! Speed up and slow down clips. Reverse the direction of a video. Or manually animate the speed and direction of your clip as you wish, using our powerful key frame animation system.

OpenShot has many great audio editing features built-in, such as displaying waveforms on the timeline, or even rendering the waveform as part of your video. You can also split the audio from your video clip, and adjust each audio channel individually.

OpenShot includes many video effects (with more on the way). Drag a video effect onto your clip, and adjust it's properties (many which can be animated). Adjust brightness, gamma, hue, greyscale, chroma key, and much more! Combined with transitions, animation, and time control, OpenShot is an extremely powerful video editor.