AI Video Editor

Video editing examples

Play both clips to compare the requested change. Load an example to prepare its source and prompt.

Warmer daylight

Compare skin tones and shadows throughout the shot.

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Source clip

Edited example

Edit prompt

Apply a sunny daylight look to this video.

Change the detail. Keep the shot in view.

Direct a specific change in existing footage, from wardrobe to scene lighting. The source clip supplies the action and camera movement.

Subject edits

Change a subject’s appearance

Describe a change to hair, facial hair or clothing. Use the original expression and movement as the starting point, then check the face throughout the clip.

Object insertion

Add objects to a scene

Place a new item in a specific part of the shot. Name its position and size, then check perspective, lighting and whether it stays in place.

Relighting

Change light and atmosphere

Try warmer dawn light or a different time of day. Keep the source action and camera framing as the starting point while changing the mood.

Image references

Guide the setting with a reference

Add a reference image for a new background and explain which details it should guide. The source video still supplies the person’s movement and camera path.

Edit a Video

How to edit a video with AI

Upload a source clip

Add one MP4 or MOV shot. Check the selected model’s duration, size and dimension requirements.

Describe the change

Name the target edit and details to keep. Add image references if useful, then choose a model and resolution.

Generate and review

Check the whole edited clip against your source. Download an accepted result or reopen its inputs to refine the edit.

Give the edit a clear target

Direct a specific change in existing footage, from wardrobe to scene lighting. The source clip supplies the action and camera movement.

One change at a time

Separate an outfit change from a camera move or a new setting so you can judge each result.

Readable source footage

A clear subject and one continuous shot make moving details easier to follow.

Review beyond the first frame

Check the beginning, middle and end, then play the full clip for flicker, shape changes and sound.

Questions

What can this AI video editor change?

Use text to request changes to subjects, clothing, objects, backgrounds or lighting in an existing clip. Results depend on the footage and model; exact preservation is not guaranteed.

Which video files can I upload?

Upload one MP4 or MOV up to 200 MB. The default accepts 2–30 seconds. Duration, dimension and reference limits depend on your selected model; check the uploader’s requirements.

Can I add reference images?

Yes. PNG and JPEG images can guide a requested appearance or object. Explain their role in the prompt and check the image limit shown for your selected model.

Can I choose length and aspect ratio?

This editing mode follows the source clip rather than offering a separate output length or canvas. Choose the available resolution; prepare a different crop or trimmed source before uploading when needed.

Is AI video editing free?

Generation uses credits. Upload a supported clip and review the estimate for its duration, selected model and resolution before generating. Loading an example does not start generation.

How is this different from Video to Video?

Use this editor for a specific change within an existing shot. Video to Video is the starting point for an overall visual restyle. Neither tool replaces a timeline editor for trimming and assembling a full production.

Change the detail. Keep the shot in view.

Direct a specific change in existing footage, from wardrobe to scene lighting. The source clip supplies the action and camera movement.

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