Edit audio, video, and images with AI — in your browser

Vocix is a free online editor built in India. Upload a file, describe what you want in everyday language, and download the result. Most standard edits run locally on your device. AI tools add transcription, voices, and image help with clear daily free limits.

This site also publishes original guides: how containers differ from codecs, when to use JPG versus PNG versus WebP, how to prepare audio before transcription, and which editing prompts map to a real tool. You can read them without an account.

Everyday edits use FFmpeg in the browser, so a typical trim, merge, compress, or image convert stays on your computer. Cloud AI is used only when you choose transcription, text-to-speech, image generation, or background removal. Free accounts include daily quotas. Files around 100MB or less are the reliable size for browser jobs.

How a job usually goes

  1. Create a free account with email or Google.
  2. Upload audio, video, or images such as MP3, MP4, JPG, PNG, or WebP.
  3. Describe the edit, for example “trim from 0:10 to 1:30” or “convert to webp”.
  4. Preview the output and download it.

What you can edit

  • Trim, split, merge, compress, mute, and change video speed or resolution
  • Merge clips with transition effects
  • Trim, merge, convert, denoise, and transcribe audio
  • Convert, crop, and compress JPG, PNG, and WebP images
  • Text-to-speech, AI image generation, background removal, and photo slideshows within daily limits

Reference articles

The blog explains choices the editor cannot make for you: which video file to hand someone, which image format keeps transparency, how to record speech that is worth transcribing, and how to phrase a prompt so it maps to one tool. Guides linked below cover trim, merge, transcription, and the audio, video, and image editors in more detail.

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