WIVRA / CITABLE SUMMARY
In short: Wivra Visual Editing Workbench’s video annotation opens a local video in the browser and saves frame screenshots, coordinates and notes at multiple timestamps. The source video is not uploaded; exports may include frame stills, millisecond timestamps and coordinates. AI analyzes only the selected frame and never auto-edits the video.
- Playback and annotation stay in the browser; the full source file is not uploaded.
- Up to 30 saved annotated frames.
- Supported browsers record the displayed frame’s media time; others use playback position with a check reminder.
- The timeline is for seeking—not a guaranteed frame-accurate editor.
- AI analyzes the selected frame only; it cannot infer unseen motion and does not edit the video.
WORKFLOW & EXAMPLE
Annotate video online.Show the exact moment.
Turn “the earlier title is too big” into a specific time, location and instruction. Useful for short-video titles, subtitle placement, color feedback and screen recordings.
Load and locate
Open a video under 500MB. Play, pause, seek or use the ±1-second controls. Your browser must support the file's codec.
Annotate a frame
Choose “Annotate this frame”, then add point, region or overall notes. Repeat at other times; each frame keeps independent feedback.
Export timed feedback
The feedback includes frame screenshots, millisecond timestamps and coordinates. Saved projects retain annotated frames; relink the original video to resume playback.
A concrete example
At 00:01.000, write “Move subtitles up 40 px”. At 00:03.000, select the title and ask to reduce its size while keeping it centered. The recipient reads the time, image and instruction together.
Scope and limitations
Up to 30 saved frames. Supported browsers record the displayed frame’s media timestamp. Others use the playback position with a check reminder. Adjacent frames can be saved separately. The timeline is a seeking control, not a guaranteed frame-accurate editor. AI analyzes the selected frame, cannot infer unseen motion and does not edit the video.
FAQ
Is the source video uploaded?
No. Playback and annotation stay in the browser. Exports may include frame screenshots, timestamps and coordinates; the source file stays on your device.
How accurate are timestamps?
Supported browsers record the displayed frame’s media time; others use the playback position with a check reminder. The timeline is for seeking, not guaranteed frame-accurate editing.
Does AI edit the video automatically?
No. AI analyzes the selected frame to write a brief. It cannot infer unseen motion and does not edit the video.
Sources & update policy: tool capabilities and local/upload boundaries follow this page’s FAQ and the privacy notice. Last updated: 2026-10-10 (UTC).