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> Explore the published Revisions launch film and learn how to turn a broad request into a focused change to an editable element.
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# Shorty Revisions: a public product demo

Explore the published Revisions launch film and learn how to turn a broad request into a focused change to an editable element.

[The Shorty team](https://shortyedit.com/about#editorial-team) · Updated 15 September 2026

## Key takeaways

- This 30-second film introduces the Revisions workflow.
- The launch story starts with a finished edit, then directs another version through specific creative changes.
- Shorty supports follow-up revision requests.
- Check the selected element, its timing and the nearby shots.

## Watch the Revisions launch film

This 30-second film introduces the Revisions workflow. It is a product demonstration, not a customer case study or a measurement of editing speed.

The Shorty Revisions launch film. One Japanese night drive, a series of creative decisions. [Watch the film](https://cdn.shortyedit.com/blog/shorty-revisions/film.mp4?v=962a9199)

## What the demo illustrates

The launch story starts with a finished edit, then directs another version through specific creative changes. The article also includes a hands-on title preview with four preset looks. That preview illustrates the interaction; actual revisions to your own projects happen in Shorty.

## Try a precise revision request

Shorty supports follow-up revision requests. In supported editable compositions, you can select an editable element and describe a targeted change. Review the new version before sharing. Objects flattened into source footage are not automatically separate editable layers; the timeline is for playback and inspection rather than full manual frame-by-frame authoring.

Change the selected editable title to white. Keep its wording and timing the same. Leave the surrounding sequence and music unchanged.

## Review the result

Check the selected element, its timing and the nearby shots. Confirm that the requested change happened and that the story still reads correctly. If a title is already flattened into source footage, explain that distinction before expecting independent title-layer editing.

## Keep the ideas coming

### Read the launch story and try the interactive preview

Explore this editing workflow in Shorty.

### Learn the revision workflow

Name the moment, the change and what should stay. A targeted instruction is easier to review than a general request for improvement.

### Explore Revisions

Shorty is an AI video editor you can revise by chat. Open an existing edit and describe the change in plain language, such as a new opening, different shot timing or corrected title text, or select an editable title or graphic in the preview and say what should change. Shorty renders a new version to compare with the previous cut.

## Your next video starts here.

Bring the footage. Tell us the idea. Shape the edit.

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