7 editing workflows
AI video editing: layouts and overlays
7 editing workflows with source checklists, example briefs and review notes.
AI Video Editing for Video Collages
Upload your footage. Arrange a few coordinated views with one clear focal point and consistent timing.
20s example · 9:16 · MP4 first cutAI Video Editing for Picture-in-Picture Videos
Upload your footage. Keep the main action dominant and place the inset where it does not hide important details.
20s example · 9:16 · MP4 first cutAI Video Editing for Split-Screen Videos
Upload your footage. Place the views side by side or stacked and synchronize the moments that need comparison.
20s example · 9:16 · MP4 first cutAI Video Editing: Add Borders to Videos
Upload your footage. Keep the full source visible inside a deliberate border or background layout.
20s example · 9:16 · MP4 first cutAI Video Editing: Add Photos to Videos
Upload your footage. Insert each image beside or between the relevant source moments and return clearly to the main video.
20s example · 9:16 · MP4 first cutAI Video Editing: Add Stickers to Videos
Upload your footage. Place small visual accents beside the action without hiding the subject.
20s example · 9:16 · MP4 first cutAI Video Editing for Video Overlays
Upload your footage. Place each overlay where it explains or complements the underlying action.
20s 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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