Once a video has processed, you open it, choose Edit, then Quick Edit, and change individual clips or the branding in a few minutes.
What you can do
- Redo a clip. This regenerates one clip, which helps if it shows AI artifacts or a camera move you don't like.
- Swap a clip. This replaces the clip with a different photo from the same project.
- Exclude or include clips. Hide a scene you don't want, and bring it back later if you change your mind.
- Reorder clips. Drag scenes into a better sequence.
- Update branding. Change templates, text, photos, music, avatars and voiceovers.
Redo vs. Swap is a common question. Redo keeps the same photo and asks the AI for a new version of that clip. Swap changes the photo itself.
If the image is fine but the motion is off, redo. If the image isn't working at all, swap. Because redos and swaps use AI rendering, they share a limit of six clip updates per video.
For bigger changes, like adding extra clips, trimming scenes or building custom intros, use AutoReel Studio, the full timeline editor.