Telemetry for every frame.
Put your speed, heart rate, route and more on any video. Framemetry lines your footage up with your watch or bike computer by itself, and your files never leave your computer.
Two free exports, with no card and nothing to install.
It syncs itself
GoPro clips use their GPS time. DJI clips match how the camera turned against your GPS track, and clips from other cameras do the same from the movement in the picture. If there's no clear match, it says so, and you can line it up by hand in moments.
Any camera, any activity
Bikes, boots, boards, boats or wings. It reads FIT, GPX and TCX files from your watch, bike computer or app, and any MP4 or MOV from your camera or phone.
Huge files, no uploads
A 16.7 GB, 38-minute 4K clip opened and synced in under five seconds and exported in about 13 minutes on a gaming PC. It reads straight from your disk, so nothing is uploaded.
Three steps
Add your files
Drag in your video and your activity. Files of any size open straight away.
Pick your overlays
Tick what you want, and drag it into place on the picture. What you see is exactly what you get.
Export
Your graphics card does the work, so 4K exports run faster than real time on a good machine. The original sound is kept.
Show what matters
Fifteen overlays in three styles. Each one tells you if your activity didn't record its data, and every one can be resized, recoloured and moved.
Whatever you film
- Speed, power and heart rate on your cycling videosSpeed, Power, Heart rate and more
- Telemetry for motorcycle and dirt bike footageSpeed, Heart rate, G-force and more
- Pace and heart rate on your running videosPace, Heart rate, Cadence and more
- Speed and elevation on your ski and snowboard videosSpeed, Elevation, Track map and more
- Lap timers and telemetry for track daysSpeed, Lap timer, G-force and more
- Overlays for hiking, paddling, sailing and flyingTrack map, Speed, Elevation and more
Questions
Do my videos get uploaded?
No. The editor runs on your own computer, in your browser or the desktop app. Your videos, routes and heart rate never reach our servers.
Which cameras and devices work?
Any camera that records MP4 or MOV files, including GoPro, DJI and Insta360 exports, and phones. For data, use FIT, GPX or TCX files from Garmin, Wahoo, Coros, Polar, Suunto, Apple Watch exports, Strava and others. GoPro cameras with GPS need no extra file.
How does the automatic sync work?
The recording time picks the right activity. GoPro clips then use their own GPS time. DJI clips compare how the camera turned with how your GPS track turned, and correct for the camera's clock being a few seconds out. Clips from other cameras do the same from the movement in the picture, which runs in the background and usually takes a minute or so. If there's no clear match, it tells you, and you can nudge it by hand.
What computer do I need?
Exporting 4K needs a graphics chip with hardware video encoding, which most computers from 2017 onwards have. The system check tests yours in a few seconds, and the free exports let you try real footage before paying.
How do the free exports work?
Everyone gets two exports with a watermark, with no card needed. Editing and previewing are free without even an account.
Can I cancel any time?
Yes. Cancelling takes two clicks from your account page, and you keep access until the end of the period you've paid for.
Can I keep working in Premiere, Resolve or Final Cut?
Yes. Export the overlays alone as a transparent movie and lay them over your original footage. Your video keeps its full quality, including 10-bit colour.
Guides
- How to add GPS data to a videoThe steps to put speed, your route and more on any video, with no editing skills needed.
- How to export a FIT file from Garmin ConnectDownload the original file of any activity from Garmin Connect, ready to use with your video.
- How to sync a Garmin activity with GoPro footageLine up your watch data with your GoPro clips, and why it's usually automatic.