A real editor for
AI-native production.
Generated material is only the beginning. Shape it with a precise multi-track timeline, layers, audio, captions, effects, transitions and transformations.
Every decision stays editable.
Move from rough material to a deliberate final cut without leaving the project or flattening the work into a prompt history.
Timeline precision
Arrange video, image, audio, captions and effects across connected tracks.
AI Transformations
Apply generative changes as part of the edit, where their timing and context are visible.
Professional finishing
Control dimensions, pacing, audio, effects and delivery formats from the same production.
Use the editor after generation, not as a separate final step. Keep source clips, alternate takes, voice, music and effects available while you shape timing, build versions and prepare the finished video for each destination.
Build a complete edit from generated shots
Follow The Memory Architect from reusable references to a six-shot film. These are actual project screens: the resources retain their generation settings, while picture, dialogue and finishing elements remain separate on the timeline.
- Composition
- 1920 × 1080 · 16:9
- Timeline length
- 43 seconds
- Structure
- 6 visual shots
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Bring the source material into the project
Open Resources to add a file from storage or an AI generation. Preview an asset before placing it on a layer. In this project, the character portrait and archive environment are kept alongside scene images, so the next shot can reuse the same visual references.
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Check references before generating motion
The character portrait uses FLUX.2 Flex. One scene image uses Seedream 5.0 Lite with the Character and Environment references. Review identity, architecture and framing in the still before turning it into a shot; the same model does not have to make every asset.
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Arrange the picture and dialogue
Place the six shots on the visual layer, then adjust their boundaries with the trim controls. Use timeline zoom and snapping to inspect cuts. Dialogue and ambient sound have separate layers, so changing a line does not require replacing the picture sequence.
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Review the complete composition
Play through the 43-second timeline to check continuity, audio timing, text, effects and the closing logo. Keep the layers editable while refining the cut. Check the composition dimensions and render settings before preparing the delivery file.
Can I edit beyond the generated clip?
Yes. This project combines six visual shots with voice, ambient sound, text and effects. The source resources remain available while clips are arranged and trimmed on the timeline. Generation creates the material; the edit determines its sequence and timing.
How do I plan a landscape or portrait version?
Choose composition dimensions for the intended destination and check framing and text placement throughout the edit. This film uses 1920 × 1080; the library-chair example uses 1080 × 1920. A portrait version needs a composition review rather than assuming every landscape shot will crop cleanly.
What should I check before spending on another take?
Compare the model’s required references, duration and resolution with the shot you need. Review the run estimate first, then inspect the result before repeating it. AI usage and project resources are billed separately; the current estimate is not the total cost of producing the film.
Start with one short sequence. Keep references, alternate takes and audio in the project, then review the whole cut before delivery.
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