Bloom Editor

Bloom Editor is a clip editing software built with Tauri (Rust + WebView2) that lets you quickly cut, layer, and merge clips for uploading to social media (Twitter, YouTube, and Discord primarily). Compared to the old Electron build it starts faster, uses a fraction of the memory, and the installer is dramatically smaller.

Features

• Efficient Editing: Split, trim, and delete clips with keyboard shortcuts.
• Layer System: Multiple video/audio/text tracks — drag clips between layers.
• Text Overlays: Add styled text (font, size, color, outline, position) that renders into the final export.
• Multi-track Audio Support: Clips with multiple audio tracks (great for Shadowplay clips with a separate mic layer).
• Smooth Playback: Sample-accurate audio scheduling and preloaded video — no stutter at clip boundaries.
• Presets for Exporting: Single-pass ffmpeg export, including a Discord preset that keeps files under 20 MB.

Install

Download the latest Windows release (.exe)

Manual Install & Running

0. Requirements

• Node.js: https://nodejs.org/
• Rust (for building the Tauri backend): https://rustup.rs/

1. Clone the Repository

git clone https://github.com/125hz/bloom-clip-editor.git
cd bloom-clip-editor

2. Install Dependencies

This installs the Tauri CLI and the bundled ffmpeg/ffprobe binaries:

npm install

3. Run the App (dev)

npm run dev

4. Build the Installer

npm run build

The NSIS installer is written to src-tauri/target/release/bundle/nsis/.