Cardboard is an AI video editor that turns your raw clips into stories. Think of it as a creative collaborator that understands your footage, has taste to know what makes a great edit, and brings your vision to life.
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It’s been more than 2 months I’ve been using Cardboard AI for my drone content and believe me it’s a real time saver, it used to take me 1-2 days to edit but cardboard gives me whatever I want within 10 mins !! believe me drone shots are hard to edit especially in 4K but cardboard has made it real easy for color grading and titles etc
Thanks for this amazing app !!
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Won't say much, but this is mind blowing. The best part is how much of the learning curve it removes, even a 5th grader can create something that looks genuinely professional
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Many congratulations on the launch! Love to see this team ship and win.
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Desktop makes sense for serious video workflows. Browser editors can get limiting when projects become bigger.
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AI agents combined with local processing is an interesting technical direction. Would love to know more about the architecture
Bringing existing footage into a desktop workflow is a practical starting point. A reviewable list of the agent's proposed cuts would help a creator keep control of the story before exporting.
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It’s been more than 2 months I’ve been using Cardboard AI for my drone content and believe me it’s a real time saver, it used to take me 1-2 days to edit but cardboard gives me whatever I want within 10 mins !! believe me drone shots are hard to edit especially in 4K but cardboard has made it real easy for color grading and titles etc
Thanks for this amazing app !!
Won't say much, but this is mind blowing. The best part is how much of the learning curve it removes, even a 5th grader can create something that looks genuinely professional
Many congratulations on the launch! Love to see this team ship and win.
Desktop makes sense for serious video workflows. Browser editors can get limiting when projects become bigger.
Bringing existing footage into a desktop workflow is a practical starting point. A reviewable list of the agent's proposed cuts would help a creator keep control of the story before exporting.
@oleksii_sekundant yeah, you can have a look at the video on the timeline before you export