WavSnap

What it does

Audience

WavSnap describes its intended users as podcasters, musicians and producers, content creators and educators, and social media managers.checked 29 Sep 2001

Captions

Users can import subtitles or transcribe on-device with Whisper, with word-level timing and karaoke styling.checked 29 Sep 2001

Editing

The editor supports multiple audio clips, trimming, fades, reordering, merging, EQ, compression, and loudness tools.checked 29 Sep 2001

Exports

The editor exports MP4, WebM, GIF, and PNG locally, with MP4 resolutions of 720p, 1080p, or 4K.checked 29 Sep 2001

File limit

The help page says audio files up to 100MB can be loaded and up to 10 audio segments can be added.checked 29 Sep 2001

Optional cloud feature

Choosing Gemini transcription sends compressed audio to Google's Gemini API after explicit confirmation; the web app stores the key in browser local storage.checked 29 Sep 2001

Privacy

Normal editing and export run locally in the browser, and WavSnap says it does not upload files to its own processing server.checked 29 Sep 2001

Project portability

All editions use the portable .wavsnap project format.checked 29 Sep 2001

Purpose

WavSnap creates audio-reactive videos and audiograms by combining audio with artwork, captions, text, and motion.checked 29 Sep 2001

Security detail

The current Windows installers are unsigned, and Windows may show an Unknown publisher or SmartScreen warning.checked 29 Sep 2001

Support

WavSnap directs users to [email protected] for product questions, bug reports, and feature ideas.checked 29 Sep 2001

Supported editions

WavSnap offers a hosted web editor, a Windows x86_64 desktop application, and a self-hosted Docker edition for Linux AMD64 servers.checked 29 Sep 2001