12 editing workflows
AI video editing: timing and transitions
12 editing workflows with source checklists, example briefs and review notes.
AI Video Editing for Slow-Motion Video Edits
Upload your footage. Slow the selected action while keeping enough normal-speed context to understand it.
20s example · 9:16 · MP4 first cutAI Video Editing: Change Video Speed
Upload your footage. Change speed only where requested and preserve important actions or spoken thoughts.
20s example · 9:16 · MP4 first cutAI Video Editing for Time-Lapse Video Edits
Upload your footage. Compress the repetitive portion while leaving enough setup and a clear final result.
20s example · 9:16 · MP4 first cutAI Video Editing: Loop a Video
Upload your footage. Choose an ending that connects naturally back to the opening and review several repetitions.
20s example · 9:16 · MP4 first cutAI Video Editing for Freeze Frames in Videos
Upload your footage. Hold the chosen frame long enough for the viewer to see the detail, then continue the sequence if requested.
20s example · 9:16 · MP4 first cutAI Video Editing for Pan-and-Zoom Photo Videos
Upload your footage. Use a slow pan or zoom that begins and ends with intentional framing.
20s example · 9:16 · MP4 first cutAI Video Editing for Video Transitions
Upload your footage. Use short transitions to connect changes in scene while keeping the important action intact.
20s example · 9:16 · MP4 first cutAI Video Editing for Fade Transitions in Videos
Upload your footage. Use a controlled fade at the requested boundary and leave the final message readable.
20s example · 9:16 · MP4 first cutAI Video Editing for Wipe Transitions in Videos
Upload your footage. Apply a short directional wipe at the scene change and keep the movement consistent.
20s example · 9:16 · MP4 first cutAI Video Editing for Zoom Transitions in Videos
Upload your footage. Use a brief zoom at the cut to connect the two focal points.
20s example · 9:16 · MP4 first cutAI Video Editing for Vintage-Style Video Edits
Upload your footage. Use restrained color and title choices that evoke the requested style while keeping footage recognizable.
20s example · 9:16 · MP4 first cutAI Video Editing for Editing Existing Animation
Upload your footage. Arrange the supplied animated scenes into a coherent short sequence with readable titles.
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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