Studio: review, edit, and export

Studio is the last-mile editing workspace for a generated project. It brings the preview, script, timeline, captions, brand treatment, history, and export controls together.

Before you edit

Open a result only after it is ready. When the project is still caching clips, wait until the preview and Play control are available. Play the complete draft once before changing anything.

Check:

• the source video and selected time range;
• picture, audio, and captions;
• aspect ratio and scene layout;
• brand, logo, intro, and outro;
• the project title and output destination.

Edit from the script

The script or transcript is the quickest way to navigate a generated cut. Select a word or phrase to seek to that moment, then use the available selection actions to edit caption text, style a selection, hide captions, or remove a selected video span.

Editing visible caption text does not replace source audio. Removing a video span is a structural edit; play across the cut afterward and confirm that the transition still makes sense.

Adjust the frame and captions

Use the aspect and layout controls to choose the output shape. Check each scene after switching between Fill and Fit or other available layouts. Make sure faces, captions, logos, and important source text remain inside the safe area.

Caption controls can include a preset, font, color, size, weight, effects, line count, position, and highlighted-word treatment. Preview the full sequence after a style change rather than checking only one frame.

Apply a brand

Open the Brand controls to preview a saved treatment. Applying a template changes the current project, not the reusable template. Check the opening, body scenes, captions, logo placement, and ending before exporting.

History and export

Use History to inspect revisions and restore an earlier state when available. Restore only after confirming which revision contains the desired change.

Export is the final render action. Before selecting it:

1. play the entire draft;
2. confirm the output ratio and layout;
3. check captions, audio, and brand elements;
4. verify the title and current revision;
5. start export once and wait for the render to finish.

Download the MP4 only after the render reports that it is ready. Review the downloaded file outside Composer when the handoff is important.