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Prompt-based video editing Edit the clip without rebuilding the shot

Change an object, environment, look, or treatment while preserving the source motion and timing.

  • Sign in with Google or an email link
  • Files stay local until you continue
  • See the credit price before each AI edit

Try it with your own files

Set up your edit

Edit models in Video Studio

After you sign in, your clip uploads to Lab and opens in Video Studio with your request and the edit model you picked.

  1. Upload the clip
  2. Describe the change
  3. Name what stays
  4. Compare and finish

01Real edit · Grok Imagine

Same shot, now in winter.

A 4-second shoreline clip and one written request: turn it into a snowy winter morning and keep the action camera, the wave and the camera move. Grok Imagine Edit rebuilt the season around the same shot. Drag the slider to compare.

  • Made in Video Studio with Grok Imagine Edit
  • Same framing and wave motion, new season
  • Source clip: MiniMax H3 image-to-video
BeforeAfter
After

put her in the blue suit from the photo

02Show, then explain

Two ways to edit with words. One place to finish.

BeforeAfter

01Change one element

Caramel out, lemon glaze in.

Grok Imagine Edit swapped the caramel for a glossy lemon glaze and turned the filling yellow. The slice, the plate, the pear, the walnuts and the slow camera move are the same as in the source clip.

Edit your own clip

02Aisma

Rewrite a whole video with one request.

For clips of 2 to 60 seconds, Aisma analyses the footage, plans the edit and applies one written request: a new outfit, a different product in hand, a new background or a film look. Add up to ten reference photos with Aisma v2, or up to four with the lower-priced Aisma v1; the framing and the original sound stay.

Open Aisma

03Finish by hand

Trim, retime, grade and add a title.

Video Editor handles the classic edits: trim and crop to 9:16, 1:1, 4:5 or 16:9, change the speed from 0.25× to 4×, grade the colour, burn in a title and upscale with Topaz. Preview the first 5 seconds free, then export a new video to Lab.

Open Video Editor

Video Studio

Create clips and avatars
  1. Your starting materialA video you have rights to use
  2. The resultA revised video

Video Editor trims, reframes, grades and titles a clip from Lab. A written change runs in Video Studio’s edit models or in Aisma.

Continue in Video Editor

03How it works

Say what changes. The shot stays.

  1. Describe the edit

    Write one change and what must stay: the person, the camera move, the product, the sound.

  2. Pick the right tool

    Short prompt edits run in Video Studio with Gemini Omni Flash Edit, Grok Imagine Edit, Runway Aleph 2 or Seedance 2.5. A whole video of up to 60 seconds goes to Aisma.

  3. Finish in Video Editor

    Trim, crop, retime, grade, add a title or upscale, then export a new video to Lab. The source stays untouched.

  • Gemini Omni Flash Edit
  • Grok Imagine Edit
  • Runway Aleph 2
  • Seedance 2.5
  • Aisma
  • Topaz upscale

Video Editor

AI edits in. Finishing tools on hand.

Bring the edited clip into Video Editor to cut it to length, reframe it for each placement, adjust speed and colour and add a title. Preview the edits free before you export, and upscale the final version with Topaz.

  • Trim and crop to four formats
  • Speed, volume, reverse
  • Colour looks and text overlay
  • Topaz AI upscale, 2× or 4×
Open Video Editor

Questions before you edit

Editing video with words, explained.

What can I change with a written request?

The weather or season, the background, an object or a product, an outfit, or the overall look. Ask for one change at a time and say what must stay the same.

Which tool should I use?

For short clips, the edit models in Video Studio: Gemini Omni Flash Edit (up to 10 seconds), Grok Imagine Edit (up to 8 seconds), Seedance 2.5 (4–30 seconds) or Runway Aleph 2 (2–30 seconds). For a whole video of up to 60 seconds, with reference photos, use Aisma.

Will the motion and timing change?

Prompt edits are made to keep the source motion, framing and timing, as in the examples above. Still check the result: a generative edit can shift small details.

What does Video Editor do without AI?

Trim and crop, speed, volume and reverse, colour and a text overlay. Edits preview free for the first 5 seconds, and every export is a new video in Lab. The Topaz AI upscale sits in the same editor.

How much does an edit cost?

Each AI edit shows its credit price before it runs; Aisma shows it after analyzing your clip. You pay in credits only for the edits you run, and planning a video in Director costs nothing, within usage limits.

What should I avoid?

Ask for one controlled transformation and state what must remain unchanged. Edit only footage you have the rights to change.

Your clip is ready

Keep the shot. Change the scene.

Choose the clip, write the change and pick an edit model here, then sign in to continue: the clip uploads to Lab and opens in Video Studio with your request, and the price shows before the edit runs. For a whole video up to 60 seconds, use Aisma.

  • Motion and framing kept
  • Source video untouched
  • Price shown before each AI edit

Short prompt edits in Video Studio · Whole videos up to 60 seconds in Aisma