Visible Timing

Advanced timing and pacing design for video editing. Build structure before music.

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What It Does

Workflow

Work faster with visible timing.

Pacing

Build structure before music.

Focus

Reduce guesswork while editing.

Revisions

Music changed? Keep editing.

Communication

Share timing plans with teams.

Learning

Understand pacing visually.

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Introduction
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How It Works
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Use Cases
UI
TimeVisualiser UI
Try Free

Choose Tempo

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Choose Pattern

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Generate Guide

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Edit Visually

Why TimeVisualiser Exists

Video Editing Has Timing↓
Every edit has rhythm. Every cut, transition and story beat happens at a precise moment in time. Yet most NLEs only give us seconds and frames.
Music Shouldn’t Define Pacing↓
Most editors cut to music because it provides a rhythmic framework. But temp tracks change. When the soundtrack changes, the edit often changes with it.
Beat Detection Isn’t Enough↓
Beat detection tools analyse an existing soundtrack. They’re useful, but they’re still driven by the music. If the soundtrack changes, the timing changes.
Design Timing First↓
Digital Audio Workstations are built around tempo, meter and structure. TimeVisualiser brings that way of thinking into the edit, generating a timing framework first.
Traditional
Music↓Timing↓Edit
TimeVisualiser
Timing↓Edit↓Music

Ready to Try TimeVisualiser?

Create a free account and receive five free timing guide generations.

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Works With

✓DaVinci Resolve
✓Premiere Pro
✓Final Cut Pro
✓Media Composer
✓Any NLE using MP4 timing guides
Pricing

How Credits Work

  • ✓ Every account starts with five free generations
  • ✓ Credits are only used after the free generations
  • ✓ Credits never expire
  • ✓ Pay only for what you use

10 Credits

Small project top-up

£20

  • ✓ 10 additional generations
  • ✓ Never expires
Best Value

50 Credits

For heavy users and teams

£50

  • ✓ 50 additional generations
  • ✓ Priority support
Features

Features

The TimeVisualiser provides frame-accurate timing guides, configurable modes, and a workflow designed for the way editors actually work.

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Learn More

Applications↓
Editing, motion design, teams, revisions, planning — all with visible timing structures.
Features↓
The TimeVisualiser provides frame-accurate timing guides, configurable modes, and a workflow designed for the way editors actually work.
Why Timing First?↓
Building pacing before music is chosen allows the edit to stand on its own rhythm, reducing guesswork and creating a stronger visual narrative.
FAQ↓

What is a generation?

A generation is a single exported timing guide created by the TimeVisualiser.

Do credits expire?

No, your credits will remain in your account until you use them.

Does it work in Premiere?

Yes, the MP4 guides work in Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Final Cut Pro, and any other NLE that supports standard MP4 files.

Why not beat detection?

Beat detection relies on a finished music track. The TimeVisualiser allows you to design timing before music is chosen.

Trusted by Editors

Testimonials
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"This tool completely changed how I approach my rough cuts. The pacing is locked in before I even start looking for a track."

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Creator Name

Documentary Editor

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"I was always struggling with getting my dialogue and B-roll to flow perfectly. FrameFit makes the math effortless."

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Editor Name

YouTube Creator

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"Finding the right track used to take days. Now I build my timeline structure visually and just find music that fits the pacing."

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Filmmaker Name

Commercial Director

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