Getting started

Getting Started

Install Oraphim, create a project, import media, and move through the core editing workflow.

Updated June 21, 2026

Getting started with Oraphim

Oraphim is a Windows desktop editor for timeline editing, layer-based compositing, motion graphics, color work, stock-asset import, captions, and export.

The basic workflow

  1. Create or open a project from the Project Hub.
  2. Import video, audio, or images into the Media Pool.
  3. Build an edit in the Edit workspace.
  4. Open a composition when you need layered graphics, masks, text, or 3D-aware motion.
  5. Open an explicit timeline, clip, or composition source in Color.
  6. Export the active project context.

Workspaces

Edit is the main clip-based timeline. Composition is the layer and animation workspace. Color contains clip grading, nodes, curves, qualifiers, windows, scopes, and comparison tools. Export opens as a focused panel over the current project.

Beta expectations

Oraphim is currently a public beta. Save regularly, keep source media available, and verify critical exports before delivery. The release notes and roadmap distinguish shipped behavior from active stabilization work.