What is Superbloo?
An AI video editor for web and desktop: a full timeline, an agent that edits with you, one-click captions, sound and graphics.
Superbloo is an AI-first video editor. You can edit by hand, edit by talking to the agent, or let it draft the whole cut. This page covers what it includes, where it runs and how it is priced.
Superbloo is a full timeline video editor with an editing agent, Bloo, built in. Cut footage yourself, or describe the video you want and let the agent make the edit: cuts, captions, graphics, sound and color. It runs in the browser and as a macOS desktop app.
What does Superbloo include?
Superbloo has two halves that share one timeline: the editor you drive by hand and the agent you drive by talking.
The editor is a complete timeline editor. It has unlimited video and audio tracks, trimming, slipping and sliding, speed ramps and smooth slow motion, keyframes, transitions, a color panel with wheels, curves and LUTs, one-click captions, a mixer, stabilization, background removal and multicam. Start with Timeline basics.
The agent sits beside the timeline. Before it edits, it watches your footage the way an editor would on a first pass: who is in it, what is said, what is on screen and where the strongest moments are. Then it works with the same tools you have, and everything it makes lands on the timeline as ordinary clips you can adjust or undo. Start with The AI editing agent.
Around both sit the finishing tools: one-click captions in 20+ caption styles (16 designed styles and 12 classic looks), one-click sound effects and smart audio, auto reframe for vertical versions, AI motion graphics from a sentence, and media generation for images, video, voice, music and 3D. The Features overview maps all of it.
Who is Superbloo for?
Superbloo suits anyone who edits talking-head, tutorial, podcast, social or marketing video and wants the mechanical work done for them without giving up a real timeline.
- Creators and marketers get captions, shorts, sound and graphics in a few clicks or one request.
- Editors get a familiar tracks-and-tools timeline, with the agent handling silences, sync, captions and first assemblies.