Clean, repair and convert EDL, XML & AAF.

Precise edit-list tools for editorial, color, VFX and conform. Fix formatting, adjust timecodes
and exchange supported edits between EDL, XML and AAF.

No installation. Start with your file or

Tools

Drag & drop your file here

Open an EDL, XML or AAF to inspect, clean and convert your edit list.

Your files stay in your browser.

How it works

1

Open your file

Load an EDL, XML or AAF from your computer, or explore the included sample.

2

Choose an operation

Use the tools to inspect, clean, adjust timecodes or convert your edit lists.

3

Review, approve and export

Compare source and working result in Side-by-Side, approve the combined changes and export.

Built for real conform work

EDL Toolbox focuses on the edit-list tasks that matter in professional workflows. Inspect cuts, fix common issues and adjust timecodes across supported EDL, XML and AAF workflows.

A focused workspace for editorial, color, VFX and conform. Keep the timing precise, review what changes and get back to your project.

Explore formats and current support

Frequently asked questions

How does multitrack export work?

For a supported multitrack FCP7 XML or AAF, multiple video layers become separate EDLs with a track map; supported audio is included. Source timecodes, record positions and gaps are preserved. Audio is preserved by default; unsupported audio structures block export.

Which formats are supported?

EDL Toolbox reads CMX-style EDL, FCP7 XML, basic FCPXML and cut-only AAF interchange. Conversions support cut-only timelines from 23.976 through 60 fps, including 29.97 and 59.94 DF. Read the Guides for timing conventions and open Formats for current limitations.

Do I need to install anything?

No. The tools run in your browser. Your edit-list files are processed locally and are not uploaded to a server.