Video Edit AI

Edit videos with AI chat and a timeline

Bring your video, audio and images into one project. Arrange the edit yourself or describe a specific change in chat, then review the result before exporting.

Edit with chat or the timelineMake every word look rightStart locally, export on your device

A little inspiration to get started

See how a conversation becomes an editable video.

Video RestyleGive a short clip a new visual style with an AI model.

Your videos

Pick up where you left off.

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Example: turn a product demo into a clear announcement

Sign in, create a project and import your demonstration clip, product photo and narration. Trim an unnecessary opening so the useful action comes first.

Add a title, select it and ask chat: “Change this title to Launch day and make the text white.” Review the changed item; use the timeline for precise timing adjustments.

Import subtitles or request cloud transcription after reviewing upload and credit conditions. Correct names and technical terms, check placement over the product, and listen through the cuts.

Choose an export resolution, render and open the downloaded file to check picture, sound and captions. A larger export does not recover missing source detail. Save to project separately uploads the finished video.

Start from the footage you have

Tutorials and spoken videos

Trim a recording, add a title and create or import captions. Check names, technical terms and timing before sharing.

Product demos and announcements

Combine demonstration clips, product images and narration. Place text or motion graphics where they support the explanation.

Music and visual stories

Arrange audio with pictures or footage, then add a visualizer or animated graphic as an editable layer.

Choose the right next step

Generate a new video clip

Start from a prompt or image references when you need new footage.

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Restyle an existing clip

Change the visual appearance of a short clip with a separate generation tool.

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Find music, speech and image tools for the assets your edit needs.

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Manual control, with chat alongside it

Trim, split, move and layer media on the timeline; use Undo and Redo to revise the edit.
Use chat for selected-item edits. Small changes may apply directly; larger proposals offer review before Apply.
Edit text and caption styling, and add motion graphics within the same project.
Preview the composition, choose an export resolution and render an MP4 in a compatible browser.

Before you start

Do I need an account, and what uses credits?

Sign in to create or reopen a project. AI chat requests can use credits; cloud transcription and caption translation use credits. Manual timeline changes and local rendering do not themselves start an AI generation. Review the applicable pricing before requesting cloud work.

Are my source files uploaded automatically?

Imported files stay in browser storage; project edits save to your account. Chat runs online. Cloud transcription requires media upload consent. Choosing to include the current preview frame sends that image to the model.

Which files can I import?

Import video, audio and images that your browser can read, up to 250 MiB per file. Imported video must have a longest edge of 2048 pixels or less. Codec support and available device memory still matter.

Can I add subtitles without automatic transcription?

Yes. Import SRT or VTT subtitles, or add captions manually. Automatic transcription uses a cloud service; translation is an additional credit-based action. Correcting caption text changes the displayed words, not the spoken audio.

Does changing caption text cut the video?

No. Caption correction and footage editing are separate. Use timeline cuts, or ask chat for a speech-based edit. A speech edit may first need a source transcript and cloud consent; review its proposed changes.

Is downloading the video the same as saving it to the project?

No. Export renders a local file. The separate Save to project action uploads that finished video. Keep your original media: another browser or cleared browser storage may require relinking it. Export also depends on device encoding support.