The Shotstack Studio SDK is a white label video editor for developers and product teams to add video editing capabilities to their applications. Instead of building a video editor from the ground up, you can install Shotstack's white label video editor SDK into your app. This gives your users a video editor that can be customised to look and feel like part of your brand.

Developing a complete video editing application from scratch is a huge undertaking. It requires experienced engineers, months of development and ongoing maintenance and optimisation. It's a significant investment in time and money.

The Shotstack Studio includes all the essential video editing features you need, including cut and trim, stitching clips, transitions, filters and effects and lets you merge videos, images, text and audio. The code is freely available on Github and easily installed into your existing application using your favourite package manager.

SHOTSTACK STUDIO SDK

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I add the Studio SDK into any application?
Yes, you can add this white label video editor into any application.
Is the code open source?
The code is freely available on Github, and is licensed under the Polyform Shield license. This means that you can use the code for any application, commercial or non-commercial, as long as it doesn't directly compete with Shotstack.
What does pricing look like for the white-label video editor?
The Shotstack Studio SDK is free to use under the Polyform Shield license. This means that you can use the code for any application, commercial or non-commercial, as long as it doesn't directly compete with Shotstack.
Is this an AI Video Editor?
The Shotstack Studio SDK is a canvas based video editor which allows you to create video edits. These can include AI generated content, but this would first need to be generated by an external AI model.
How can I style the editor?
The code is freely available on Github and you can style the editor to match your brand.
Can I use this as a standalone preview player?
Yes, you can configure the Studio to act as a standalone preview player, allowing you to preview videos created with the the Shotstack API.
It would have taken a lot of research on what technologies we needed to leverage technically for us to achieve the desired outcome. This would have taken at least two months of engineering time for a simple use case, and up to 6 months if the scope widened. Hector Zarate, Spotify

You could spend thousands of hours developing your own video editing API, increasing time to market and costing money.