What starts it
Kick workflows off manually, on a schedule, or when something new shows up — a YouTube upload, a Dropbox drop, a podcast going live.

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Every Overlap workflow is built from three kinds of nodes working together. Start with a trigger, chain as many edits as you need, then send the finished clip wherever it belongs.
Kick workflows off manually, on a schedule, or when something new shows up — a YouTube upload, a Dropbox drop, a podcast going live.
Find the best moments, reframe to vertical, add captions, B-roll, music, titles, watermarks — every editing step you'd do in a timeline, as a single node.
Ship the finished clip: post to your social channels on schedule, email it to your team, or hand it off to the rest of your stack.
21 nodes, all ready to drop into a workflow.
New Dropbox VideoAutomatically trigger workflows when a new video is added to a selected Dropbox folder, enabling instant processing of uploaded content.TRIGGER
New YouTube VideoAutomatically trigger workflows when a new video is published to a specified YouTube channel or playlist.TRIGGER
RSS FeedAutomatically start workflows when new content is published through an RSS, Atom, podcast, or blog feed.EDITINGEvery one of these is a finished chain of nodes. Open one to see what it automates, how it runs, and which nodes it uses.

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