AI Video Editor With More Ways to Create Video

Create videos from source footage with prompts, references, model choice, and available controls for duration, resolution, aspect ratio, audio, and more.

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How to create with AI Video Editor in Ezier

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Upload source footage
Start with an MP4 or MOV from your phone, camera, screen recorder, or export workflow. Short files up to 100MB work well for demos, social clips, and proof passes.
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Choose the model and creation path
Pick the video model that matches the job. The model can shape the workflow by offering prompt-only creation, reference images, output settings, or other controls.
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Add prompts, references, and controls
Describe what you want to create from the source footage, add reference images when they help, and set available controls such as duration, resolution, aspect ratio, or audio.
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Generate, review, and download
Create the result, compare it with the source, then download the version that works. If the next job is narrower, move into the dedicated tool for cleanup, restyling, or higher resolution.

What AI Video Editor can create from source footage

These examples show different ways to turn existing footage into a more useful video: polish a talking-head take, refine a product demo, or guide a model with references and settings.

Before-and-after slider showing a talking-head video with warmer lighting and a more polished room style.

Before-and-after slider showing a talking-head video with warmer lighting and a more polished room style. result

Polish a talking-head take

Keep the speaker and framing while changing the lighting, room feel, and overall presentation so the clip feels more ready to publish.

Before-and-after slider showing a product demo video with a cleaner beauty-style presentation.

Before-and-after slider showing a product demo video with a cleaner beauty-style presentation. result

Refine a product demo scene

Keep the product, presenter, and camera setup recognizable while shifting the space toward a cleaner beauty or tutorial look.

Before-and-after slider showing an AI Video Editor setup with reference images, prompt, and video settings.

Before-and-after slider showing an AI Video Editor setup with reference images, prompt, and video settings. result

Guide a new video setup with references and controls

Use reference images, prompts, and available settings to shape a more specific output when the model exposes extra controls.

Get better results from AI Video Editor

Strong outputs come from a clear source clip, a clear goal, and a few protected details. Tell the model what should change, what must stay recognizable, and use visible controls for settings like aspect ratio, duration, resolution, or audio.

Give the model one main task

Lead with the outcome: polish this talking-head clip, restyle this demo, extend the scene, or create a more cinematic version. Then add constraints instead of stacking unrelated requests.

Name what must stay recognizable

Call out faces, products, logos, readable text, gestures, and the original camera direction when they need to survive the edit.

Use references and controls outside the prompt

When the selected model exposes reference images or settings, use those fields for style anchors, aspect ratio, duration, resolution, or audio instead of hiding everything in one long prompt.

Test a short proof before a long render

Use a short but difficult section of the source video first. It shows whether the model can handle motion, faces, products, or on-screen text before you spend time on a longer pass.

Have a clip worth testing?

Use AI Video Editor for the first proof.

Start with one short source clip and generate a direction you can judge. Once the proof works, continue refining it here or move the next pass into a more specific video tool.

AI Video Editor FAQ

Use these answers to choose the right starting point before you render.

What does AI Video Editor do on this page?

AI Video Editor turns an uploaded source clip into a new generated version with the selected model. Depending on the model, you can guide the result with a prompt, reference images, duration, resolution, aspect ratio, audio, or other available controls.

Is AI Video Editor the same as Video to Video?

Not exactly. AI Video Editor is the broader workspace for creating from an existing clip with different model options and controls. Video to Video is more focused on transforming the look or style of a whole clip.

What kinds of clips are a good fit for AI Video Editor?

It works well for short social clips, product demos, talking-head footage, tutorials, reused B-roll, and proof exports where the source footage already exists and you want a new version from it.

What files can I upload on this page?

You can upload MP4 or MOV videos up to 100MB. That makes the page practical for short videos, demos, test exports, and social-ready source clips.

Do I need to write a prompt?

Yes. Describe the result you want, then name the details that should stay stable, such as faces, brand colors, readable text, product shape, gestures, or the original camera direction.

Can this page accept reference images or extra settings?

Sometimes. Some models offer reference image uploads, duration, resolution, aspect ratio, audio, or other extra fields. Other models may only need the video and prompt.

Is this a timeline editor with manual cuts and tracks?

No. This page generates a new output from your uploaded video, prompt, and selected model controls. It does not expose frame-by-frame timeline controls, layered tracks, or manual trimming tools in the interface shown here.

When should I use a dedicated video tool instead?

Use a dedicated tool when the task is narrow and clearly defined, such as removing an object, removing a background, enhancing soft footage, extending a clip, or increasing resolution.

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