Upload the part you changed. Not the part you didn't.
Re-uploading a whole 4 GB film for a 20-second fix is insane. Brand Anchor's upcoming Video Delta Upload lets you send just the section you changed. We stitch it into the new version on our side.
We will email you when it is ready to test. That is the only thing we will email you about.
The fix takes two minutes. The upload takes ten.
Here is the editor's real day. Client reviews a 10-minute 4K cut and says "change the bit from 1:34 to 1:56." Editor makes the tweak in Premiere or DaVinci in two minutes. Then the tax: re-render the whole video and re-upload the entire 3 to 4 GB file so the client can see it. That upload is 5 to 10 minutes of watching a progress bar. For a 20-second change. We're killing the ten.
Six revision rounds per project. Ten projects in flight. Hours of dead time every week. Billable hours an agency is burning on file transfers, not editing.
Your editor shouldn't be a glorified upload manager.
Upload the section. We handle the rest.
You edit like you always do.
Make the change in Premiere, DaVinci, Final Cut, CapCut, whatever you use. Export just the section you changed, not the whole timeline.
You upload the section to Brand Anchor.
Drop the segment in, tell Brand Anchor where it goes. Replace this range, or insert at this point. A few MB instead of a few GB.
We stitch it on our side.
Brand Anchor stitches your section into a new version of the original. The client portal updates. Your original is preserved as an earlier version. Done.
Before: edit, re-render, re-upload 4 GB, wait 10 minutes.
After: edit, export the section, upload a few MB, done.
What it does, and what it does not.
This feature is for the section fixes that make up most of your revision rounds. It is not magic. Here is the honest scope.
It works for:
- Replacing a section of an existing video with a new clip (for example, redo seconds 1:34 to 1:56)
- Inserting a new clip at a specific point in an existing video (for example, add a 5-second logo intro at 0:00)
- Standard 1080p H.264 and H.265 video to start
It does not work for:
- Whole-timeline changes (regrade everything, speed up the whole cut, swap the music throughout)
- Edits where you have already restructured most of the video
- Format changes (4K from a 1080p original, different codec)
For those, a full re-upload is still the right move. We are not trying to replace full uploads. We are trying to kill the busywork re-uploads.
Not a cheaper Frame.io. A different way to ship revisions.
Every review tool we have looked at makes you re-upload the entire file for every new version. Frame.io. Filestage. ReviewStudio. Air. Same workflow across all of them. Partial-section upload is not a feature any of them offer. That is the part of the workflow we are fixing. Pricing is a separate conversation.
Built for small video and content agencies.
We are building this for video production and content agencies, roughly 5 to 30 people, who run client review and approval cycles every week. If your team lives in Premiere, DaVinci, or Final Cut and your client revisions are mostly localized fixes, this is for you. If you are an enterprise broadcaster or a solo freelancer, this is probably not the right fit yet.
Get early access when it ships.
We are not promising a date. The honest answer is "weeks, not days." When it is ready to test, waitlist signups hear first.
One email when it is ready. Maybe one more asking about your workflow. That is it.