A Filmora alternative that runs in your browser

Nothing to install. Describe the edit and go.

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In Waffle

Cut my holiday clips to the beat, yellow title

  • Cuts on the beat
  • Title
  • Transitions

Make the title bigger

Waffle and Filmora at a glance

Two different ways to make a video. Here's how they compare.

TopicWaffleFilmora
How you editDescribe the video in plain words. Waffle makes the cuts, titles and transitions.A timeline editor with rough-cut tools, keyframes and curves, plus AI tools such as text-based editing.
Making a changeType it, like "faster cuts" or "make the title yellow". Waffle re-edits the video.Adjust clips by hand on the timeline, with colour tools like HSL, curves and colour wheels.
Starting pointA prompt, with or without your own photos and clips.Your own footage, with video templates, effects, titles, transitions and stock media.
Where it runsIn your browser.Desktop software you download for Windows or macOS, with versions for iOS, iPadOS and Android.
Best forA finished edit, fast, with nothing to install.Creators who want professional editing tools that are easier to use.

Filmora details are from filmora.wondershare.com, checked on 1 November 2026.

Which one fits you

Choose Waffle if

  • You'd rather not download and install an editor
  • You want cuts on the beat, titles and transitions done for you
  • You'd rather change the edit by typing than learn a timeline

Filmora may suit you better if

  • You prefer an editor installed on Windows or macOS
  • You need keyframes, curves and colour grading
  • You want a large library of effects, titles and transitions to pick from

Switching from Filmora

  1. Gather your media

    Export the photos and clips you'd have put on the timeline.

  2. Describe the video

    Say the feel, the titles and the length, like "a 30-second trip edit".

  3. Change it by typing

    Ask for faster cuts or a new title, then download.

Questions

Is there a Filmora alternative I don't have to install?

Yes. Waffle runs in your browser on a PC or a Mac. Describe the video, add your photos and clips, and Waffle edits it.

Can Waffle cut my clips to the beat?

Yes. Waffle cuts your photos and clips to the beat of the music, with titles and transitions. Ask for faster or slower cuts by typing.

Does Waffle have keyframes or colour grading?

No. Waffle makes the edit from your description, and you change it by typing. For keyframes and colour grading, a desktop editor like Filmora is the better fit.

Is Waffle affiliated with Filmora?

No. Waffle is an independent AI video editor and isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Filmora or its owners.

Which one should I choose?

If you want fine control on a timeline in software you install, Filmora is built for that. If you'd rather describe the video and change it by typing, try Waffle.

Skip the download

Describe your next video and let Waffle make the cuts.

Works in your browser. Nothing to install.