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Create Your First Project
A practical path from local import to your first saved cut.
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Follow these self-paced steps to edit, generate, share and export. Each guide describes supported workflows and any account or preview restriction.
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AI Generation
Submit and Review a Generation
Use an eligible account and model, with costs visible before submission.
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Guide a Look with References
Reference inputs require your own eligible paid plan and vary by model.
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BeginnerSelf-paced
Create Your First Project
A practical path from local import to your first saved cut.
Steps to follow:
- 1Open /editor and choose Continue as guest or sign in
- 2Choose New Project and a template
- 3Import a browser-decodable video, image or audio file into Media Library
- 4Drag the source onto a timeline track and press Space to inspect it
- 5Trim or split with S, then undo with Cmd/Ctrl+Z if needed
- 6Check save status and keep original media separately
AI GenerationSelf-paced
Submit and Review a Generation
Use an eligible account and model, with costs visible before submission.
Steps to follow:
- 1Sign in and open AI Generate
- 2Choose an available image or video model
- 3Describe the subject, action and desired style
- 4Select supported duration, aspect ratio and resolution
- 5Review the displayed credit cost before submitting
- 6Wait for job status, review the result, then add it to your library or timeline
AI GenerationSelf-paced
Guide a Look with References
Reference inputs require your own eligible paid plan and vary by model.
Steps to follow:
- 1Choose a model that accepts the reference type you need
- 2Select clear images or supported video references
- 3Describe which subject, wardrobe or composition details matter
- 4Review any first/last-frame or motion controls offered by that model
- 5Check cost and submit
- 6Compare results before insertion; references do not guarantee identical shots
AudioSelf-paced
Finish Timeline Audio Locally
Review waveform edits, repairs and loudness without a provider generation.
Steps to follow:
- 1Right-click a clip → Audio Editor or double-click an audio clip
- 2Inspect the waveform and select the source range
- 3Audition click/pop repair before applying it
- 4Choose a loudness target and inspect gain/headroom limits
- 5Review silence splits; removed silence leaves timeline gaps
- 6Export video and inspect the pre-encoding loudness report
Limited PreviewSelf-paced
Block Out a Scene with Previz
Currently requires verified administrator access and an active Pro or Enterprise plan.
Steps to follow:
- 1Check that your account has access to the Agent/Studio preview
- 2Open a supported scene in the 3D Previz workspace
- 3Arrange primitive objects and camera/shot controls
- 4For supported rigid-body scenes, simulate and inspect the saved bake
- 5Review the candidate preview and validation before applying Agent work
- 6Inspect timing on the timeline; rough blocking is not finished production footage
CollaborationSelf-paced
Invite a Project Collaborator
Explicit sharing uses separately funded seats; invitations are in-app.
Steps to follow:
- 1Sign in and finish uploading the project's media
- 2Open Share and check available account seat capacity
- 3Invite a verified email account; the first invite creates a separate shared copy
- 4Ask the matching signed-in account to accept in Share
- 5Open the shared project link and test edits from both accounts
- 6If overlapping edits conflict, download local edits before loading latest
EditingSelf-paced
Timeline Editing Essentials
Build a layered cut with supported timeline controls.
Steps to follow:
- 1Place media on video/audio tracks
- 2Select a clip and trim its edges
- 3Position the playhead and press S to split
- 4Keep linked video/audio aligned when moving clips
- 5Use locks, mute and snapping for controlled edits
- 6Press ? for shortcut help and use undo/redo to review changes
EditingSelf-paced
Detect and Review Scene Cuts
Local analysis proposes boundaries and waits for your review.
Steps to follow:
- 1Select a library video → Auto-detect scenes, or right-click a timeline video → Detect scenes / Auto-cut
- 2Choose sensitivity and start local analysis
- 3Inspect timestamps and before/after thumbnails
- 4Uncheck false positives
- 5Insert reviewed source scenes or apply supported linked cuts
- 6Undo the operation as one step; unsupported complex clips need a simpler source
EditingSelf-paced
Filters, Color and LUTs
Use the Effects inspector and judge your footage in the main preview.
Steps to follow:
- 1Select a video or image clip and open Effects
- 2Find supported filters in the searchable catalog
- 3Adjust Color recipes, intensity and correction sliders
- 4Choose a built-in or imported LUT and confirm clip/timeline scope
- 5Judge the actual preview, not a generic test pattern
- 6Use explicit LUT/stabilization removal controls; sharing does not support enabled imported LUTs
ProjectsSelf-paced
Save and Preserve Your Work
Understand local/cloud status, automatic personal recovery and sign-out backups.
Steps to follow:
- 1Check whether the indicator confirms local saving and cloud saving separately
- 2Keep the tab open when storage reports failure
- 3Let pending personal cloud saves retry on the timer or reconnection
- 4A stale personal save continues as a recovered device version without a dialog
- 5Use the crash-journal prompt only for an interrupted-session recovery
- 6Export .veditor state and retain original media; same-account sign-in restores editor sign-out archives
ExportSelf-paced
Export for Different Destinations
Choose a preset, render locally and verify the actual downloaded file.
Steps to follow:
- 1Open Export or press Cmd/Ctrl+E
- 2Choose format, resolution and supported frame rate
- 3Check project in/out points and the intended range
- 4Use framing/letterbox options where needed
- 5Keep the tab active; batch versions run sequentially
- 6Inspect video/audio and actual filename, especially after a recorder fallback
Ready to Start Creating?
Open the editor to try a local workflow, or check the documentation for access and recovery details.