Eddie AI Video Editor vs Slimsend

Eddie is the AI video editor that fits in your pocket. Drop in your footage, tell Eddie what you want, and a finished cut comes back to your phone. "Open on the skyline shot." "Add b-roll over the interview." "Tighten the ending." "Make a 60-second vertical for Instagram." Eddie watches every clip and listens to every word, then builds the edit, just like briefing a human editor. EDIT ON THE GO Import straight from Photos or paste a Frame.io link, and prompt your next cut from anywhere: on set, in transit, between meetings. No laptop required. EDDIE SEES YOUR FOOTAGE Eddie knows your shots, from wide establishing shots and close-ups to action, faces and b-roll, and places the right visuals where they tell the story best. WORK WITH YOUR TEAM Share projects with your workspace, send review links anyone can watch on the web without an account, and keep everyone on the latest cut. FINISH ANYWHERE Your phone and desktop stay in sync, and edits open in Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve or Final Cut Pro when you want to finish by hand. Trusted by 50,000+ video professionals, Eddie handles the tedious parts of editing so you can focus on the story. New to Eddie? Try the demo: explore a sample project, watch the edit and share it. No account needed.

Slimsend makes a video smaller. You pick how small; it works out the rest. Pick a video, then a compression level — High quality, Balanced, Small or Smallest. Each one shows the size it will make before you start. Need it under a limit instead? Pick email, Discord, WhatsApp, or a size you type in, and Slimsend solves for the resolution and bitrate that land under that ceiling. There is no resolution dropdown to guess at. That guess is the app's job, not yours. MEGABYTES THE WAY THE LIMIT MEANS THEM A 25 MB email limit means 25,000,000 bytes. Aim at 26,214,400 instead — which is what "25 MB" means to a lot of software — and the file goes over and the send fails. Slimsend works in decimal bytes from end to end. Under the limit means under the limit. IT TELLS YOU BEFORE, NOT AFTER A ten-minute video inside a 25 MB email is 360p. That is arithmetic, not a bug, and no app can talk its way out of it. Most warn you and carry on, and you find out when you watch it back. Slimsend says so first — and offers the alternative: trim to a length that fits at a higher resolution, or carry on at 360p. Your call, made before the encode instead of discovered after it. IT REFUSES WHEN IT SHOULD • Already under the limit — there is nothing to gain, so it says so instead of re-encoding your video for no reason • So close to the limit that re-encoding would cost quality and could make the file larger • Impossible — when the limit is below the smallest this video can become, it tells you that size before compressing, not after YOUR ORIGINAL IS NEVER TOUCHED The compressed copy is saved separately, to its own album, with the creation date and location intact. The original stays exactly as it was. EVERYTHING HAPPENS ON YOUR IPHONE No account. No upload. No server. No ads — not before the compress, not after it, not anywhere in the app. Nothing to close and nothing to wait for. Free.