Work with the shared timeline
Chat and Advanced Editor use the same versioned project document. The editor adds precision without creating a separate project.
Open Advanced Editor
Open a project and choose Advanced. The preview, scene inspector and multitrack timeline appear beside the conversation.
The project’s Files tab contains ready uploads, generated media and exports. Add a file to the timeline when you are ready to use it.
Tracks and clips
Use separate video, audio and text tracks. Add a clip, then choose it to see timing and other controls.
Clip start is its position in the timeline. Source-in is where playback begins in the original media. Duration is the length used by the composition.
- Mute a track to remove its sound.
- Lock a track to protect it while editing.
- Move tracks to change their layer order.
Effects, transitions and keyframes
Visual clips expose position, scale, rotation and opacity. Audio exposes volume and supported soft transitions.
A keyframe records a property at a clip-local time. Add another keyframe at a different time and choose an easing curve to control the change. Keep keyframes inside the clip’s duration.
Save without losing a draft
Choose Save changes before asking chat for a new edit or starting an export.
If the project changed elsewhere, a conflict message preserves your local draft. Download the draft before replacing it with the latest saved revision. A late generation keeps its ready file when it cannot be merged safely.
Exporting
Export uses the saved timeline and a connected, qualified render worker. The current renderer supports up to 30 minutes and 80 clips in one export.
Choose an even canvas width and height. If an export cannot start, read the limit or availability message and check Service status. An unavailable renderer does not produce a simulated export.