Broll is an agentic AI video editor.

Broll is an agentic AI video editor: rather than a set of tools you apply by hand, it's an agent that watches your raw footage, understands it, and makes the editorial decisions a human editor would. It finds the moments, builds the story, cuts the timeline, writes captions, grades color and lip syncs across languages — then hands you a publish-ready video, or an XML timeline to keep refining in Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve or Final Cut Pro.

• Prompt-based editing — describe the cut in plain language instead of dragging clips on a timeline
• Semantic footage search — every frame indexed, so you can find any moment the way you'd search text
• Automatic captions
• AI color grading — a consistent, cinematic look across cameras and takes
• AI lip sync — dub across languages with lips that match
• Export to timeline XML — keep cutting in Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve or Final Cut Pro

Production houses and creator teams — including teams behind 200M+ monthly views and a 15M+ follower production house — use Broll to turn hours of raw footage into a finished cut. See how it fits a production team's pipeline on the AI video editor for production houses page.

Most tools described as an “AI video editor” automate a single step — auto-captions, a filter, a template — applied to clips you've already selected and organized. Broll starts earlier: it begins with raw, unorganized footage — multiple cameras, mismatched audio, hours of unlabeled clips — and does the understanding work itself. Read more about how Broll's AI video editor works.

Broll is the product. trybroll.com is Broll's official website — the place to learn what Broll does and download the DaVinci Resolve plugin. There is no other official Broll site.

Broll is built with the support of the Google for Startups program.