Anjin Media turns long-form video into finished edits from a written brief. It searches your footage, selects moments across one video or an archive, composes a coherent cut, and renders it in 16:9, 1:1 or 9:16.
Hey Product Hunt 👋
We built Anjin because we kept running into the same problem with long-form video: finding the good moments was only half the job. Most tools can clip something, but you still need someone to understand the idea, find the right supporting moments and actually compose it into a coherent edit.
So we started building Anjin around a different idea: describe the video you want, not the clips you want.
You can give Anjin a long video, or eventually an entire archive, and brief it in plain English. It searches the source material, finds what matters, builds the composition and renders a finished edit in the duration and aspect ratio you need.
We’ve also exposed the workflow through an API and MCP, because we think video editing should increasingly be something agents can call programmatically, not just something you do inside an editor.
We’re still early and learning quickly, so I’d genuinely love feedback, especially from creators, editors, agencies and anyone working with large amounts of long-form content.
Would love to know what you’d try to make with it.