Shankar Ganesh

You’ve watched those stunning videos on YouTube. And that’s not enough for you. You need to edit ‘em.

A typical process involves these steps: you have to download the video file in .flv format, convert it to a typical video format (.avi, etc), and then use a software like Windows Movie Maker to edit it and add your stuff. That’s a bit hectic.

Well, all that may sound geeky to a novice. Don’t worry, you can still edit such videos with ease using an online tool called Mojiti. Here’s how: What you have to do is get a user account at Mojiti, enter the URL of that video on the site, and then it’s a breeze – just start spicing it up.

You’ll be able to add text annotations, images, other audio and video clips, draw shapes (circles, squares…), speech bubbles on the video and also draw freely on the video.

Plus: you could stream articles from an RSS feed on the clip’s top part – cool, huh? There’s also some pre-made flash stuff available that you can add to the video – like ‘flash bulbs’, ‘beating heart’, etc.

Looks Promising.

Edit videos online with Mojiti