Editor overview
The editor opens any generated variation and exposes the script, the clip in each slot, clip order and trims, caption text and styling, the voice, the music bed, the call-to-action card and the export ratios. It re-exports from the same source clips, and using it costs no credits.
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What you can change
| Element | Editable | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Script lines | Yes | Changed lines are re-voiced individually |
| Clip in a slot | Yes | Chosen from the library, not a file picker |
| Clip order and trims | Yes | Re-conformed on export |
| Caption text | Yes | Sync is preserved |
| Caption typography | Yes | From the caption font catalogue |
| Voice | Yes | Re-synthesises the affected audio |
| Music bed and level | Yes | Mixed under the voice |
| CTA card | Yes | Wording and design |
| Aspect ratio | Yes | Re-exported with that placement's safe zone |
| Frame-level effects and transitions | No | This is not a general-purpose NLE |
What it is for
The editor is designed for the thirty second correction: a claim that needs softening, a caption that runs long, a clip that repeats from another variation. If you find yourself building an ad in it, the brief was too vague and a credit would have been cheaper than the session.
Frequently asked questions
Can I edit ads that the AI generated?
Yes. Script, clips, order, captions, typography, voice, music, CTA and export ratios are all editable, and re-export is free.
Is there a timeline?
There is slot-based editing with trims, not a general-purpose timeline. Frame-level effects work belongs in a dedicated editor.
Does the original variation get overwritten?
Edits apply to that variation. Generating a new variation leaves the original intact.