Gearbox Video

Spin up a capture-ready build in minutes and start producing footage without leaving your browser. With Gearbox Video, upload your game build, set launch arguments and graphics presets, then run live sessions right inside the tool. Hit record when you’re ready, capture multiple takes at different difficulties or camera angles, and keep everything pinned to your project. Stabilize shaky moments, adjust playback speed for replays or slow-motion finishes, and preserve crisp quality with HD output. When a run doesn’t go as planned, just restart, tweak parameters (resolution, frame rate, input mapping), and try again—no desktop capture apps or complicated routing required.

Move straight from play to polish in a single timeline. Trim dead air with precise splits, toss the fluff, and rearrange segments until the beats land exactly where you want them. Join clips from separate sessions to build a cohesive story, then fine-tune the pace with speed ramps for montages or quick recaps. Working with stereoscopic or depth-informed shots? Use the 3D editing controls to correct alignment and enhance scenes that rely on perspective. Layer in on-screen callouts, keybind highlights, or subtitles using text overlays, and lock in consistent branding with a logo watermark that stays pinned across exports.

Give your footage a voice without jumping between apps. Drop in commentary tracks, normalize levels, and duck background music under speech with the built-in audio tools. Pull assets from a central media library—intro stings, transition whooshes, HUD screenshots, or patch notes—and keep everything organized by title, version, or campaign. When it’s time for review, share a secure link with your team. Teammates can leave timestamped notes, approve edits, or jump in to make quick trims, all without moving files around or risking version chaos.

Publish straight to the channels that matter. Export presets for 16:9, 9:16, and 1:1 let you go from trailer to short-form clip in a few clicks, complete with text safety margins and brand overlay. Push approved cuts to social feeds for announcements, patch spotlights, or community challenges, or hand off download links for platform-native uploads. Developers can use the same workflow to capture bug repros: record, add a brief on-screen summary, and share with QA. Creators can templatize series intros, lower thirds, and end cards, so each episode ships fast and looks consistent. From raw gameplay to publish-ready content, Gearbox Video keeps the loop tight and repeatable.