Edit footage by telling the AI what to change. Upload a short clip and write an instruction, such as make it night, turn the jacket red, or render it as anime, and get a new version of the same shot.
Upload a short clip, describe the change, and get a new version of the same shot, in three steps.
This is editing by instruction, not on a timeline. The AI takes your shot and returns the same motion and framing with the change applied: day turned to night, a studio turned into a rooftop, a plain T-shirt turned into a leather jacket, live footage redrawn as anime. Keep to one change per run; several edits stacked in one instruction are followed less reliably.
Only for a short test. A new web account starts with 20 credits, which pay for the first 2 seconds of a clip on the Fast tier at 720p (18 credits): choose First 2 seconds under Length. Each second of video costs 9 credits on Fast at 720p (7 at 480p), 20 on Standard at 720p, and 39 on Best at 1080p. Longer clips need a paid plan or a credit pack. Credits are refunded if a generation fails.
It is not a timeline editor: it does not arrange or join clips, add music, or put captions on a video. It handles one shot of up to 15 seconds per run (8 on Fast, 10 on Best) from a file of up to 20 MB, not a full-length video. The shortest clip is 1 second on Fast, 2 on Best, and 3 on Standard. The AI redraws every frame, so faces, hands, and small text can shift.
Upload a short clip, describe the change, choose a tier, and generate. The result keeps the original motion with your edit applied.
Short clips, up to around 15 seconds depending on the tier.
No. It changes what is inside a shot. For cutting and arranging, use any timeline editor. For a full music video, use Solmi's AI music video generator.
It takes a clip as its input instead of text alone, keeps the motion and framing of your footage, and redraws it to your instruction, for example in a new setting or style.
Yes. Write the style in Your direction, such as render it as anime. The motion and framing of your clip stay, and the look changes.