Drop in raw gameplay. Get a polished, 60 fps vertical Short with a blurred backdrop — rendered on your PC and published straight to YouTube & TikTok. One click. And when you want more than a Short — cut full-length 16:9 videos in the built-in editor.
One-click Windows installer · FFmpeg bundled
Point Content Maker at any raw recording — a whole session or a single clip. Trim to the moment that matters.
Your clip gets the Shorts treatment automatically: 9:16 canvas, blurred cinematic backdrop, centered gameplay, crisp 60 fps.
Push straight to YouTube Shorts and TikTok through their official APIs. Sign in once — after that it's hands-off.
No exporting to another editor. No dragging files into a browser tab. No juggling upload dashboards. Editing, rendering and publishing all live in one app — your clip goes from raw footage to live on your channel without ever touching your desktop.
Trim, grade, transition — auto pipeline or full timeline, Shorts or 16:9.
Local, fast, 60 fps. Watch progress live and preview the result right there.
One click sends the finished video to YouTube Shorts and TikTok — titles, hashtags, privacy, all set in the same panel.
Blurred backdrop, centered foreground, trim, audio mix, resolution presets — the whole vertical format built for you in one pass.
Multi-clip, multi-track editing with trims, splits, transforms and a live canvas preview — full control over any format.
The moment a render finishes, push it to YouTube Shorts and TikTok without leaving the app — official APIs, your accounts, sign in once.
Motion-interpolated frame smoothing turns 30 fps captures into buttery 60 fps Shorts. Fast, balanced or max-quality modes.
Color style presets, sharpness, motion blur, plus dissolves, wipes, whip pans and zooms in the editor.
FFmpeg ships inside the installer. Everything renders locally on your machine — no cloud, no uploads of your raw footage.
The timeline editor works on any canvas — cut, grade and transition classic 16:9 YouTube videos with the same toolkit: multi-track clips, color styles, motion effects and smooth 60 fps output.
No. The Windows installer bundles FFmpeg, so rendering works out of the box — download it, follow the setup prompts, and open Content Maker.
Never. Every render happens locally on your machine. The only upload is the one you choose — publishing a finished video to your own YouTube or TikTok account.
Through each platform's official API. You sign in once in your browser; after that, refresh tokens keep posting hands-off. Instagram Reels opens the file for a quick manual upload.
Windows 10 and 11 today, through a simple 64-bit installer. An Android version with fully native rendering is in active development.
There isn't one. Rendering runs on your hardware, so it costs us nothing to let you make as many Shorts as you want.
Version 1.0.0 · Windows 10/11 (64-bit) · Setup EXE · FFmpeg included