Three working areas
Choose a tool on the left. Move or resize its region in the preview. Use the inspector on the right for strength, timing and tracking. The timeline below shows media and only the effect tracks you have added.
Preview and precise adjustment
Pause playback to adjust an area on the full source frame. Preview result shows the applied zoom and effects. Resize from the eight external handles; boundary handles stay reachable.
Playback returns to the rendered result.
Select without adding
Selecting a timeline item opens its properties and keeps the Select tool active. Choosing an effect tool reopens an existing effect; it creates the first one only when none exists.
Use Add another in its inspector to create a separate effect. Clicking an item does not create an Undo step; moving or resizing it does.
Save your progress
Editor changes are saved locally for each source file. Undo and Redo restore editing steps. Returning to Library does not export a new file. Use Output selected when you want a shareable result.
A complete first edit
Import a short video, open it and set the keep range. Add a cut-out over an unwanted pause. Add one text layer and set its start and end. Play from before the text begins to check timing, then choose Output selected and save a new video.
Open the exported file outside Loaderly and compare its length and sound. This verifies the whole workflow before you edit a longer recording.
Selection, hiding and locking
Select the specific timeline item before adjusting its inspector. When several effects exist, changing one item does not edit every item of that type. Hide lets you compare with the effect disabled; Lock prevents accidental moves.
Use Undo after an unwanted editing action. If a control is unavailable, check the selected item, its locked state and whether the current file is video or audio.
What Saved means
Saved refers to the local editing project so you can resume work. It does not mean a finished media file was exported or that anything was published. Hover the status to see the local save details.
Use Export to create your finished audio or video.
Readable time fields and draggable sections
Timing fields use minutes:seconds.hundredths, such as 02:46.04. Longer media adds hours. You may paste a raw second value and it is formatted when you leave the field. Enter commits, Escape restores the current value, and Up/Down adjust one hundredth of a second (Shift adjusts one second).
Invalid or out-of-range times are rejected. Audio, video effects, text, subtitles and trim controls share the same timing format. Drag the middle of a timeline section to move it and either edge to resize it; one Undo reverses the complete drag.