The reel edits itself
while the event runs.
Every event already contains the reel. Reelit finds the moments worth keeping in what your cameras and your guests are shooting, cuts them to the beat, and hands you a vertical edit ready to post — no timeline, no export queue.
Vertical, captioned, in your template
- 1,482 clips scanned
- Faces & moments tagged
- Cut to the beat
- Reel 01 · 0:24 ready
The reel always lands a week late.
By the time the highlights are cut, the event is over, the guests have moved on, and the post that would have carried the day gets a fraction of the reach it deserved.
- Someone has to sit down and scrub hours of footage
- The best ten seconds are buried in the middle of a clip nobody opened
- Editing time is the one thing a busy season does not have
Reelit removes the sitting-down part. The edit is waiting when you are.
Four steps, no timeline.
Reelit works off the media already flowing into the event, so there is nothing extra to upload.
Media lands
Photos and clips arrive from your cameras and your guests, as they already do.
Moments scored
Faces, motion and the moments that actually read on a small screen are picked out.
Cut to the beat
The selects are assembled vertically, beat-matched and captioned in your template.
Review & post
Approve it, swap a clip if you want, and share it straight from the event.
It comes out looking like your work.
A reel that looks auto-generated is worse than no reel. Reelit cuts into your template, so what lands is something you would have posted anyway.
- Your fonts, logo and grade applied to every cut
- Captions burned in, so it reads with the sound off
- Brand-safe frames for sponsor and corporate work
An editor that never leaves the event.
Cut from the event itself
Reelit works off the media already arriving in your gallery. Nothing to export, nothing to upload twice.
Moment detection
Faces, motion and reaction are scored so the cut lands on the moment, not on the run-up to it.
Beat-matched
Cuts fall on the track rather than on a fixed interval, which is the difference between a reel and a slideshow.
Vertical by default
Framed 9:16 for Reels, Shorts and Stories, so nothing important is cropped out at the top and bottom.
Captions burned in
Most of the feed watches muted. Reelit captions the cut so it still works with the sound off.
You still have the final cut
Swap a clip, retrim or re-render before anything goes out. Automatic is the first draft, not the last word.
Anyone who has to post the same night.
The people for whom a highlight reel a week later is a highlight reel nobody sees.
Wedding photographers
Send the couple something to post before the sangeet is over, and let the reel do your marketing for you.
Brands & sponsors
Same-day cuts from an activation, on brand and safe to publish, while the campaign is still running.
Concerts & festivals
Crowd energy posted between sets, not next week, when the grounds are the only place anyone is watching.
Reelit, answered.
What is Reelit?+
Do I have to upload footage separately?+
Can I edit the reel before posting it?+
Will it look like my work or like a template?+
What format are the reels?+
Does it work for photos as well as video?+
Can guests' phone footage be used?+
Post the reel
while it still matters.
Your next event already has the footage. Reelit does the cutting.
Vertical 9:16 · Captions burned in · Your template