Tutorial: Video Editor

This comprehensive tutorial walks you through the Editor Page—your command center for transforming individual shots into a polished, professional video ready for export.

1. Understanding the Editor Layout

The Editor Page is organized into three main areas, each designed for specific aspects of video production:

Key Areas at a Glance

• Header Actions (Top-Right): Batch operations for images, audio, videos, and export
• Main Area (Left): Preview player and timeline for shot management and playback
• Right Panel: Per-shot editing controls and detailed settings

2. Header Buttons: Batch Operations

The header contains powerful batch operation tools that let you process multiple shots simultaneously.

2.1 Images

Generate or regenerate images for multiple shots at once.

How to use:

1. Click the Images dropdown
2. Select your preferred image model
3. Choose shots to regenerate (or use Select All)
4. Click Generate Images

When to use: When you need to refresh visuals, try different styles, or generate missing images.

2.2 Regenerate All Audio

Configure narrator and character voices, then regenerate narration for your entire project.

How to use:

1. Click Regenerate All Audio
2. Select narrator voice and character voices
3. Preview voice samples using the play button
4. Click Regenerate to apply to all shots

When to use: When changing voice actors, adjusting narration style, or fixing audio issues.

2.3 Videos

Convert images to videos in batch with customizable resolution and model settings.

How to use:

1. Click the Videos dropdown
2. Choose resolution (e.g., 720p, 1080p)
3. Select a compatible video model
4. Choose shots to process
5. Confirm to start generation

When to use: After finalizing images and before export, or when updating specific shots.

2.4 Export Video

Export your final video when all shots have been generated.

Status indicator:

• Enabled: All shots have videos—ready to export
• Disabled: Some shots are missing videos—complete video generation first

When to use: After completing all generation steps and final review.

3. Left Side: Preview & Timeline

The main workspace for playback, shot selection, and timing adjustments.

3.1 Main Preview

Your primary viewing area for reviewing the current state of your video.

Features:

• Play/pause controls
• Subtitle toggle
• Access to BGM and SFX tools
• Frame capture for reference

3.2 Timeline

The timeline is your shot management hub where you control pacing and sequence.

Timeline capabilities:

• Shot selection: Click any shot to select and edit
• Scrubbing: Drag the playhead to any point
• Playback: Review your video in real-time
• Pacing review: Check transitions and timing

Pro tip: Always scrub through the entire timeline before exporting to catch any issues.

3.3 Capture Frames

Capture still frames from your preview for quick reference during iteration.

Use cases:

• Compare different versions
• Create reference images
• Document specific moments

4. Right Panel: Shot Settings

The right panel provides detailed controls for the currently selected shot. Content changes based on the active tab and shot type.

4.1 Upload

Import external assets when needed.

What you can upload:

• Custom images
• Audio files
• Video clips
• Reference materials

4.2 Image & Video Settings

Review and adjust image and video properties for the selected shot.

Available controls:

• Image regeneration
• Video model selection
• Resolution settings
• Visual adjustments

4.3 Audio & Duration

Fine-tune audio settings and shot timing.

Available controls:

• Audio regeneration
• Voice selection
• Duration adjustment
• Timing controls

5. Recommended Workflow

Follow this proven workflow for efficient video production:

5.1 Regenerate Images (Optional)

When needed: If you want to refresh visuals or try different styles

1. Click Images in the header
2. Select your preferred image model
3. Choose shots (or Select All)
4. Click Generate Images

5.2 Set Voices & Regenerate Audio

Essential step for professional narration

1. Click Regenerate All Audio
2. Choose narrator voice and character voices
3. Preview voice samples
4. Click Regenerate to apply

Tip: Listen to voice samples carefully—voice selection significantly impacts your video’s tone.

5.3 Generate Videos

Critical step before export

1. Click Videos in the header
2. Select resolution based on your needs:
   • 720p: Faster generation, smaller file size
   • 1080p: Higher quality, larger file size
3. Choose a compatible video model
4. Select shots to process
5. Confirm generation

Note: Video generation may take several minutes depending on shot count and resolution.

5.4 Add Background Music (BGM)

Enhance your video with background music

1. Open the BGM panel from the main preview area
2. Choose a track from the library or upload your own
3. Adjust volume to balance with narration
4. Preview to ensure proper audio mix

Tip: Keep BGM volume lower than narration for clarity.

5.5 Preview & Export

Final review before publishing

1. Scrub through the entire timeline
2. Check transitions between shots
3. Verify audio levels and timing
4. Click Export Video
5. Confirm export settings

Quality checklist:

• All shots have generated videos
• Audio is clear and balanced
• Transitions are smooth
• Timing feels natural

6. Pro Tips & Best Practices

6.1 Batch Operations

• Multi-select support: Hold Ctrl/Cmd to select multiple shots
• Select All: Use for project-wide changes
• Faster iteration: Process similar shots together

6.2 Credit Estimates

• Cost visibility: Generation and export actions show estimated credits
• Budget planning: Review estimates before confirming operations

6.3 Troubleshooting Export

If Export Video is disabled:

1. Check timeline for shots without videos
2. Click Videos in the header
3. Select only the missing shots
4. Generate videos for those shots only
5. Export should now be enabled

7. Advanced Features

7.1 Subtitle Controls

Toggle subtitles on/off during preview to check readability and timing.

7.2 BGM & SFX Tools

Access from the timeline to add:

• Background Music (BGM): Continuous music throughout
• Sound Effects (SFX): Specific sounds for moments

7.3 Frame Capture

Capture key frames for:

• Reference during iteration
• Thumbnail creation
• Quality comparison

8. Next Steps

After completing your video in the Editor:

• Export your video: Click Export Video and download your final file
• Share your creation: Upload to social media or video platforms
• Start a new project: Apply what you’ve learned to your next video

Ready to create? The Editor Page gives you complete control over your video production workflow. From shot refinement to final export, every tool is designed to help you create professional-quality videos efficiently.