Windows Movie Maker Title Generator

Windows Movie Maker · Old YouTube title cards · checking…
github.com/BaakWu/WindowsMovieMakerAestheticGenerator · Privacy · MIT License

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Nothing is uploaded

Everything runs in your browser — your title text, colors, and the generated image or video are processed locally on your device. There is no back end: no server, no API, no account, no analytics, no cookies. Image mode needs no network at all. For video, the page fetches exactly one third-party file at runtime — the Mediabunny MP4 encoder from cdn.jsdelivr.net — and encodes the .mp4 on your own machine.

Project

Repository: github.com/BaakWu/WindowsMovieMakerAestheticGenerator
License: MIT © 2026 BaakWu

Privacy policy

Last updated: 18 September 2026.

Your content stays on your device. The title text, subtitle, font, colors, and every generated image or video are processed locally in your browser. They are never uploaded or sent to the site owner, Cloudflare, or GitHub.

  • The app sets no cookies or persistent browser storage.
  • The app includes no analytics, advertising, fingerprinting, or other user tracking.
  • The only third-party network request is the download of the Mediabunny MP4 encoder library (cdn.jsdelivr.net), which is needed only for .mp4 output. No data you enter is ever sent to it.
  • Reloading or closing the page clears its working data. Files you download remain on your device until you delete them.

Cloudflare hosting. The hosted site uses Cloudflare for DNS and static hosting. Cloudflare automatically processes routine technical data needed to serve and protect the site, which may include your IP address, request time, requested URL, browser or user-agent information, and security or routing data. This does not include any title text or media you create with the generator. Cloudflare handles that data under its Privacy Policy.

The site owner does not add to Cloudflare's collection, sell personal data, or use it for advertising or profiling. Opening index.html locally avoids a hosted site request altogether. GitHub applies its own privacy policy only if you choose to follow a link to GitHub.

Questions about this policy can be submitted through the project issue tracker. Issues are public, so do not include sensitive information.