The web like the app, iPad and Mac

The web matches the app#

Everything that appeared in the app is now in the browser too: Projects, the new project wizard, the three-section project, history and versions, picking one of three cuts, the export window, social accounts and publications. The web editor is the same as in the app, with every tool, and is comfortable to drive with a mouse and keyboard:

• the wheel scrolls the timeline, Ctrl or ⌘ + wheel zooms;
• drag clips and elements, double-click a caption phrase to edit its text;
• keyboard shortcuts: Space, ← →, ⌘ZCtrlZ, ⌘BCtrlB and more;
• drag files straight into the editor and the wizard.

Old reel addresses lead to projects.

Wide screen#

From 960 px — on a computer, an iPad in landscape and a window on a Mac — a sidebar replaces the header and the bottom tabs, projects show as a grid of covers, sheets open as a dialog in the middle, and export and the wizard's first step use two columns. In the editor, the AI, Elements and Media panels open next to the preview.

iPad and Mac#

The Slicer app runs on iPad in all orientations, and on a Mac — as the iPad version from the App Store in a resizable window. With a keyboard, the editor supports the same shortcuts as the web, and the timeline scrolls with the trackpad.

The app for iPhone, iPad and Mac · Gestures and keyboard shortcuts