Stills
Full-resolution stills
The best frames, pulled at the camera's own resolution rather than screenshots of a preview.
For GoPro & action cameras
Hours of GoPro footage, cut to the good part
Drop in the whole card. Kime watches every file for movement, faces, sound and light, keeps the moments worth keeping, cuts them together in order and pulls full-resolution stills. No scrubbing, no upload, no AI needed.
- ReadsMP4 · MOV · INSV
- Findsmovement, faces, sound
- Pricefree
surf morning · 29 files · 5:08Made
The cut · 0:45 of 5:08
In · 29 files from one morning · 5:0811 moments picked · AI off
OutThe cut · 0:458 stillsIn order, in one folder
What comes out
The good part, and the photographs
One run, from the card to a folder: the cut, the stills, and clips if you want them.
The whole card
Every file, read as one day
Twenty-nine short files from one camera become one video, in the order they were filmed. Kime reads them where they sit and never copies or changes them.
surf morning/ ├─ Highlight cut/ │ └─ surf morning.mp4 0:45 ├─ Stills/ │ ├─ still-01.jpg 1920×1080 │ └─ … 8 stills └─ Clips/
One folder
Everything in one place
The cut, the stills and any clips land in a folder of the video's own.
Clips too
Shaped for every feed
The same moments as 9:16, 1:1 or 16:9 clips for Reels, Shorts or TikTok.
Not just talking
Made for action footage
Most clipping tools listen for speech. Kime watches the picture too, so it finds the wave, the jump and the view.
How it works
Four steps, none of them scrubbing
The same four steps the app shows across its top. Every moment Kime picks stays yours to keep, trim or throw away.
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Say what to make
Drop in a file or a whole card. Choose a highlight cut, stills, clips, or all of them.
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Keep the good ones
Every moment Kime picked, on the video's timeline. Keep it, trim it, drop it, or mark your own.
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Made, in one folder
The cut and the stills, in one folder. A 48-minute file takes about four minutes on a recent Mac.
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Post it
Kime writes the words for each platform and opens its upload page, signed in as you.
On your computer
Your video stays on your computer
Kime finds the moments itself, on your own computer. No upload, no queue, no account and no credits counted per minute. It works on a plane. Turn the AI on for a file and it sees the words Kime heard and a few small snapshots, never your audio or your video.
- Finding moments
- on this computer
- Video upload
- never
- Account
- not required
- Watermark
- none
- 48 min file, recent Mac
- about 4 min
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Yes. Kime reads the MP4 and HEVC files GoPro cameras record, including long 4K files, straight from where they sit. It never copies or changes the original.
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Kime reads MP4, MOV, MKV and INSV files, including H.264, HEVC and ProRes footage, which covers Insta360 and most DJI cameras.
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Yes. Kime handles long files and whole card imports: a day split across many files goes in at once and is read as one video, in the order it was filmed.
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No. Kime finds moments on its own, from movement, faces, sound and light, and makes the cut and the stills without it. The surf cut on this page was made with AI off.
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No. Your video stays on your computer. Kime finds the moments and makes the cut on your own computer, so there is no upload, no queue and no file-size cap.
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Yes. Everything Kime does on your computer is free: highlight cuts, stills, clips and the editor. No watermark, no account, and nothing expires.
In private testing
Free, on your computer
Kime is in private testing on Windows and Mac. Everything it does on your computer is free, and your video stays there.
One email when it ships. Nothing else, and no list to unsubscribe from.
