AI co-editor
Tell the editor what to change in plain language and it applies precise edits — cuts, B-roll, zooms and sound.
What you get
Plain-language edits
'Tighten the intro', 'add a code scene here', 'zoom on that line' — and it happens.
More than cuts
It can add B-roll, zooms and sound effects, and drop the music under your voice — not just trim clips.
You stay in control
Every change is applied to your timeline where you can review, keep or undo it.
How it works
- 01
Type an instruction
Ask for a change the way you would ask an editor: tighten the intro, add a code scene, duck the music. It waits to be asked and never edits on its own.
Ask for a change: cut, add a B-roll, zoom, duck the music.
The request is one sentence, and the edit only moves once you confirm. Nothing is applied while you are still typing. - 02
It plans the edit
The instruction becomes a counted list of operations, announced before it is applied. A count can be checked; a promise to handle the intro cannot.
- Passages cut×7
- Code scene added×1
- Music ducked under the voice×3
CancelApplyIt announces what it changes and how many times, then waits for your go-ahead. A count can be checked; « I'll handle the intro » cannot. - 03
Review on the timeline
Everything lands on your timeline, where you keep, tweak or undo it with one shortcut. Every request answers with what it changed, so there is nothing to discover later.
0:14- Move
- Regenerate differently
- Delete
B-roll trackNothing is final. A B-roll moves, swaps for another kind, or regenerates from a different instruction — and your own footage is never altered.
Frequently asked
Try it on your next video
Seven days free, no card required.
Free 7-day trial, no card.