Stock, Sounds & Effects
The Assets, Sounds, and Effects tabs, covering stock footage, sound effects, filters, and adjustment layers.
Three tabs on the assets rail exist to hand you things you don't have yet.
Assets (stock)
The Stock tab of the Assets panel searches stock photos, video, and audio. Type a query, or narrow the results from the ☰ menu beside the tabs: a Type filter for all media, photos, videos, or music and audio, and a Category filter with twenty options from Backgrounds and Nature to Business and Travel. Scroll and more results load on their own: the next page's tiles appear as blue loading grids in the spot they will fill, so the grid never jumps while they arrive.
Preview a result, then either Add at playhead or drag it onto a track. Once you use one, Klipeo saves it into your project's media so it survives a reload. If saving into project storage fails, a notice warns you that remote exports may not load the asset.
Everything you've generated across your account lives in the Saved tab; set its ☰ → Source filter to Generated to see only those. Its tiles drop at the playhead the same way.
Sounds
The Sounds tab is a sound-effects library split into nine categories: UI, Impact, Transition, Alert, Ambient, Cinematic, Foley, Nature, and Music, each showing how many clips it has. Music contains 99 curated full-length tracks, searchable by genre, mood, and scene. Play a result inline and scrub it before you commit. Add at playhead puts it on an audio track, reusing one if there's room and making a new one if not.
Vibe-generated narration, music beds, and SFX use separate Voiceover, Music Bed, and SFX lanes. Overlapping sounds receive another lane instead of covering each other on the same row; their requested timing stays unchanged. SFX-on-cut requests reuse a free SFX lane and ignore repeated copies of the same cut frame. Existing clips are not deleted, moved, or automatically remixed. When Vibe places an audio asset without an explicit mode or target track, it chooses a free lane rather than overwriting existing dialogue. An explicitly requested overwrite still replaces the chosen span.
Effects
The Effects tab is a hub with three sections:
Effects
The nine visual effects plus a row of Looks presets. Select a layer first, with nothing selected there's nothing to apply to. Chroma Key only offers itself on video and image layers.
Transitions
Twenty transitions you drop on the timeline. See Transitions.
Filters
One-click looks. A filter replaces the layer's whole effect stack rather than adding to it, so it's the fast way to start over.
Adjustment layers
An adjustment layer grades everything underneath it instead of one clip. Hit + Add adjustment layer and you get sliders grouped into Light (brightness, contrast), Color, and Detail (blur). Add a mask to it and it becomes a power window. See Clip properties.