> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.hellofig.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Video editor

> Edit videos in Fig — trim, caption, add voiceover, and export, all without separate software.

Fig includes a full **video editor**, so you can take a video Fig made (or one you
uploaded) and turn it into a finished piece — no separate editing app needed.

<Note>
  The video editor is available in Fig on the web. Open a video from your
  [Library](/features/library) or start from one Fig generates for you.
</Note>

<Frame caption="The video editor — a timeline with text, video, and audio tracks, and a caption on the clip.">
  <img src="https://mintcdn.com/fig-78a005ac/5luGB3DU8g5J5uEO/images/video-editor.webp?fit=max&auto=format&n=5luGB3DU8g5J5uEO&q=85&s=8806d27082aaa0a4b45bfcd923a04e3c" alt="Fig video editor showing a multi-track timeline and a caption rendered over the video" width="1420" height="737" data-path="images/video-editor.webp" />
</Frame>

## What you can do

* **Build a timeline** — combine multiple clips, trim them, and add transitions
  between them.
* **Add captions automatically** — Fig listens to your video and generates
  captions for you, so it's ready for sound-off viewing.
* **Add a voiceover** — record or generate narration over your video.
* **Layer things on** — picture-in-picture, stickers, and text directly on the
  canvas.
* **Clean it up** — remove silent gaps automatically, and fill empty space with a
  blurred background.
* **Fine-tune** — keyframes and an audio waveform give you precise control when you
  want it.

## Editing by description

You don't have to do it all by hand. Just tell Fig what you want — "cut the first
five seconds," "add captions," "speed up the middle section" — and it makes the
edit for you.

## Exporting

Export your finished video as an **MP4** to share anywhere. You can also export
**captions** as a separate file, or save a short clip as a **GIF**.

<Tip>
  Captions make a big difference — most people watch videos without sound at first.
  Let Fig auto-caption every video you plan to post.
</Tip>
