studio.live is a browser-native video wall for people who have more footage than they can browse. Open a folder of ten thousand videos and the whole collection plays at once on one GPU-rendered canvas. You zoom like a map: from far away every clip is a swatch, closer in it wakes into a thumbnail and then a sprite, and at full zoom it plays live.

The wall is built to be read by eye. Filters dim the clips that do not match instead of hiding them, so results stay in context and the collection never empties. Arrange clips in space, group them into collections and save the layout: close the tab, reopen it tomorrow, and the same wall comes back with the same positions and the same zoom.

It is local-first. Files are read in place from your folder, thumbnails and the search index are built and stored on your device, and everything keeps working offline. There is no server to trust and nothing is uploaded. studio.live also opens onto Explore, curated walls of openly licensed footage and official embeds where one press of Play starts every embedded player together, and a benchmark mode shows how many videos your machine can play at once.

It is built for editors hunting one shot across years of projects, VJs assembling a set from loops, motion designers auditioning renders side by side, ML teams reviewing generated video, and archivists who want to see a whole collection. studio.live is free to open; Pro lifts the free plan’s local clip limit, and Studio, Business and Enterprise plans are available. studio.live is a brand of Asrosan LLC.
