Timeline with layers
Stack video, images, text and audio on separate tracks. Trim, split and move clips, and undo any step with Ctrl+Z.
See the timeline →Sequel Box is a 3D video editor that runs right in your browser. Layered timeline, click-to-add keyframes, 3D animation presets and 72 built-in sounds, with nothing to install. Prefer desktop? Get the Windows app.
Cut, animate and export in one editor. Timeline, camera keyframes and 3D presets stay side by side, so nothing breaks your flow.
Stack video, images, text and audio on separate tracks. Trim, split and move clips, and undo any step with Ctrl+Z.
See the timeline →Keep clicking and keyframes add themselves. Adjust them later.
How keyframes work →Cube turns, doors, fly-ins and loops in one click.
Browse 3D presets →Name a layer “whoosh” and it gets one automatically.
Browse the sounds →Keep a .sbox project, then export an MP4 at 24, 30 or 60 fps.
Projects and export →Connect Claude, Cursor or any MCP agent to the desktop app and describe what you want. It builds the project in Sequel Box and exports the video for you.
How to connect →Apply a preset to a clip, preview it on the canvas, then fine-tune it on the timeline. The editor’s library adds entrance, exit, emphasis, poster and scene animations.
See all five 3D presets →Flip between clips as if they sit on the faces of a cube.
Two halves swing open to reveal the next clip.
Slide a clip in from outside the frame with a spin.
Keep an element turning for the whole clip.
Tumble a layer through space for a bold opener.
Set a spacing once, then keep clicking. Each click adds the next keyframe, so you never drag the playhead. Fine-tune them after.
See how it works →Turn on Auto-apply, then name a layer “click”, “whoosh” or “pop”. The sound lands at its start and follows the layer.
Browse the sound library →Copy layers, press Ctrl+V.
Drop in GLB or GLTF and turn them in space.
Key out a green or blue backdrop.
Click an object and the camera follows it.
See what Reels, TikTok and Shorts cover.
Draw shapes, clip layers, mix blend modes.
Drop video, images and audio onto the timeline. Each file gets its own layer. Almost any format works.
Apply a 3D preset or set camera keyframes, then preview the move.
Export an MP4, or save a .sbox project and finish later.
Fonts, the 3D library and the video encoder load from the internet on first use, so connect once before you start.
The app isn’t code-signed yet. Choose More info, then Run anyway.
Yes, if you used the installer. The portable file doesn’t register file types.
MP4, MOV, MKV, AVI, WMV, WebM and more, plus images, audio, PDF pages and GLB/GLTF 3D models. If your browser can’t play a video, Sequel Box converts it for you. See the full list on the features page.
Choose a spacing (0.25, 0.5, 1 or 2 seconds, or your own). Each click on a property’s keyframe button adds a keyframe one step after the last one, so you never drag the playhead. Adjust any keyframe afterwards. See how it works.
Turn on Auto-apply by name in the Sounds panel. A layer named click, whoosh or pop (or any sound or folder name) gets that sound at its start. Browse the sound library.
MP4 video at 24, 30 or 60 fps, at full, 75% or 50% resolution. You can also save any single frame as a PNG.
Yes, in the Windows desktop app. Turn on Connect AI agent…, add Sequel Box to Claude, Cursor or another MCP app, and the agent can create a project from your instructions and export the finished video. See the MCP page.