21 editing workflows
AI video editing: creator stories
21 editing workflows with source checklists, example briefs and review notes.
AI Video Editing for Festival Videos
Upload your footage. Establish the location, build through the performance and finish on a strong crowd or closing moment.
30s example · 9:16 · MP4 first cutAI Video Editing for Event Recap Videos
Upload your footage. Give the viewer a sense of the event from setup through its strongest moments to the ending.
30s example · 9:16 · MP4 first cutAI Video Editing for Vlogs
Upload your footage. Keep the viewer oriented as locations or activities change and finish the story you open.
30s example · 9:16 · MP4 first cutAI Video Editing for Documentary Clips
Upload your footage. Build one factual sequence around the speaker's complete point and show relevant evidence.
30s example · 9:16 · MP4 first cutAI Video Editing for Commentary Videos
Upload your footage. Keep the argument coherent and show the referenced material at the moment it is explained.
30s example · 9:16 · MP4 first cutAI Video Editing for Reaction Videos
Upload your footage. Keep the triggering moment next to the reaction and trim only redundant pauses.
30s example · 9:16 · MP4 first cutAI Video Editing for Comparison Videos
Upload your footage. Compare the same aspect in a consistent sequence and use supplied labels to identify each item.
30s example · 9:16 · MP4 first cutAI Video Editing for Skits
Upload your footage. Establish the situation, preserve the timing of the performance and land the punchline cleanly.
30s example · 9:16 · MP4 first cutAI Video Editing for Parody Videos
Upload your footage. Keep the reference understandable while preserving the timing of your own performance.
30s example · 9:16 · MP4 first cutAI Video Editing for Video Memes
Upload your footage. Time the caption to the relevant action and hold the punchline long enough to read.
30s example · 9:16 · MP4 first cutAI Video Editing for Fancam Edits
Upload your footage. Keep the performer visible and connect the selected moments with consistent pacing.
30s example · 9:16 · MP4 first cutAI Video Editing for Motivational Videos
Upload your footage. Build from the challenge to visible effort and a grounded conclusion.
30s example · 9:16 · MP4 first cutAI Video Editing for Short News Videos
Upload your footage. State the event, show the supporting material and keep context visible.
30s example · 9:16 · MP4 first cutAI Video Editing for Announcement Videos
Upload your footage. Reveal the subject clearly, explain the important detail and end with the next step.
30s example · 9:16 · MP4 first cutAI Video Editing for Timeline Videos
Upload your footage. Present the milestones in chronological order with concise date labels.
30s example · 9:16 · MP4 first cutAI Video Editing for Video Montages
Upload your footage. Establish a visual thread, vary shot scale and finish with a clear final moment.
30s example · 9:16 · MP4 first cutAI Video Editing for Short Movie Trailers
Upload your footage. Introduce the situation, build tension with the supplied scenes and end on the title.
30s example · 9:16 · MP4 first cutAI Video Editing for Book Trailers
Upload your footage. Introduce the premise, reveal a few approved story details and end with the title and release information.
30s example · 9:16 · MP4 first cutAI Video Editing for Scary Video Edits
Upload your footage. Build tension through the order of the supplied shots and hold the reveal until the intended moment.
30s example · 9:16 · MP4 first cutAI Video Editing for Cute Video Edits
Upload your footage. Keep the natural expressions and small actions that make the footage engaging.
30s example · 9:16 · MP4 first cutAI Video Editing for Editing Videos from a Reference
Upload your footage. Apply the pacing, framing and title traits you specify to your own source sequence.
30s example · 9:16 · MP4 first cutUse the footage you already have
Each page opens the same Shorty editor with a focused brief and related editing references. Choose the source clips or images, describe the result and review the MP4 first cut. Edits and renders use credits.
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