PricingStart with a clear direction
Open the edit and use an exposed editable element when available, or describe the scene. Request one concrete change such as title wording, placement or timing.
One precise client revision.
Same shots. A four-second final hold. This walkthrough uses recorded Shorty results. It is published by Shorty and is not an independent review.
| Check | Observed result |
|---|---|
| Source material | Six supplied fragrance clips; four shots selected. |
| Before / after | 2.5 / 2.5 / 2.5 / 2.5 seconds → 2 / 2 / 2 / 4 seconds, same shot order. |
| Output | 10 seconds, 1080 × 1920, 30 fps, hard cuts, silent as requested. |
| Observed intervals | First ready result: 14m 09s after submission. Revision: 5m 15s. These end when readiness was observed. |
| Credits | 132-credit initial estimate; actual final charge not verified. |
Sources: Narration transcript · CapCut editing workflow · Full test, exact prompts and original exports · Descript Underlord workflow. Shorty results are first-party recorded observations. Competitor descriptions come from official documentation; no same-footage timed competitor benchmark was performed.
Narrated walkthrough of actual Shorty exports. Original outputs loop for comparison; synthetic narration was added separately. Watch the film
Read the full brief
Keep the same four shots in the same order. Change the timing to 2 seconds for each of the first three shots and 4 seconds for the final bottle-trio shot, keeping the total length at 10 seconds. Keep hard cuts and the vertical 9:16 format. Do not add text, captions, new scenes or audio.
Put it into your edit
Open your edit and find the moment you want to change. Describe the new result in the revision chat. Select an editable element when the preview offers it, and include exact replacement wording for text changes.
An instruction to make your own
Use this direction for my video: Open the edit and use an exposed editable element when available, or describe the scene. Request one concrete change such as title wording, placement or timing. Review the next render to confirm both the requested change and the parts you wanted preserved.
Check the detail that matters
Review the next render to confirm both the requested change and the parts you wanted preserved.
Keep the next change focused
Name the moment, say what should change and describe what you want to keep. For a title, supply the replacement words. For pacing, identify the shot that needs more or less time. Play the surrounding sequence after the revision to hear and see how the change fits.
Interpret the result
This is one recorded example. Test your own footage and verify the output against the brief before delivery. The complete narration transcript is linked above.