Pikimov
Pikimov is a free web based motion design and video editor.
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Features
Properties
- Lightweight
- Privacy focused
Features
- Chroma Key / Green Screen
- Support for 4K
- Custom overlays
- Non Destructive Editing
- Hardware Accelerated
- Live Preview
- No Tracking
- No registration required
- Colour Grading
- Transitions Effects
- Keyframe Animation
- No Coding Required
- Support for Layers
- 3D Animation
- Non linear editor
Tags
- motion-design
Pikimov News & Activities
Recent News
Recent activities
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Does not "run directly in web browsers", it runs directly in specific web browsers, Chromium based ones. This should be made clear on the page
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Pikimov information
Developed by
Clément Cordier Licensing
Proprietary and Free product.Alternatives
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What is Pikimov?
Pikimov is a free web-based editor for motion design and video compositing
It's free, runs directly in web browsers, and does not require to register an account. Pikimov features all common motion design software features: layers, filters, keyframe animations, blend modes. Videos, images, audios files and 3D models can be added into compositions, and all their properties can be animated.
Everything is processed locally, no files are uploaded to a server, keeping the user privacy safe.
Comments and Reviews
Does not "run directly in web browsers", it runs directly in specific web browsers, Chromium based ones. This should be made clear on the page
It runs in web browsers that are compatible with modern, up to date web standards.
Unfortunately, as it states in the popup, Firefox currently lacks the web standards that is required for this to work. Not developer's fault that Mozilla didn't do their job well enough, and not the developer's fault that there are just 2 browser engines (Chromium & Firefox, and maybe WebKit but that's mostly used only on Apple).
I don't even like Chrome; I'm a Firefox user & hate Chromium dominance, and it pains me that the reality is that Firefox is lacking in web standards compatibility, specifically ones that allows web apps like this one to be powerful just like a desktop app. The day Mozilla ups their game & do their job properly will be the day Pikimov works in Firefox.
One of developer's Tweet: "I see multiple comments about the lack of Firefox support. Firefox is my daily browser and I wish I could get Pikimov to work with it, but it's currently not possible. Some advanced features I use are only available on Chrome/Edge for now. I hope this will change in future."
FAQ section: "Why no Firefox support Firefox is my daily web browser. As a web developer, I always make sure my work is compatible with all major browsers. But you can guess a web based video editor is a complex task to achieve, and Pikimov uses several key features that only exist in Chrome, Edge, and Opera, and maybe, maybe, Brave. That's why Pikimov cannot currently work on Firefox (as of today: v141), there's nothing I can do to fix this, it is just not possible YET.
Note: There is no Safari support due to similar obstacles."
The developer also addressed this in many, many other Tweets, if you're willing to look at.