Editing
17 tutorials
Captioning a One-Hour Video After the Free Minutes Run Out
Browser Whisper has no free-minute cap, but it bills in model downloads, RAM and a Latin-only burn font. Which of the two tools to use, and when to split.
What Jev Can Actually Judge in a Video Edit
Jev is text-only, so it cannot see your footage. What it can judge is your transcript and your gap table - plus the arithmetic, the budget and the caveats.
Joining AI Clips Into One Video Without a Broken Seam
Merged clips from different AI generators freeze, go silent or judder after clip one. A symptom table, the fix per cause, and the one-pass desktop command.
How to Add a Scoreboard to Your Match Clips
Add a broadcast-style football scoreboard bug to your match clips in the browser. Set teams, score and timer, pick a position and color, then export.
Export Settings for Football Clips: TikTok, Reels, Shorts
Export football clips for TikTok, Reels & Shorts: 1080x1920, 9:16, 30fps, H.264, the right bitrate and how to reframe 16:9 match footage without losing the action.
Slow-Motion Replays: Editing Dramatic Football Moments
Make smooth slow-motion replays of football goals in your browser. Learn slow-mo factors, frame rate, fps conversion, and clean lead-ins.
Descript: Edit Video by Editing Text
Discover how Descript lets you edit video footage by simply editing the auto-generated text transcript — no timeline scrubbing required.
Auto-Generate Subtitles with Kapwing AI
Learn how to automatically generate, style, and export subtitles for any video using Kapwing's AI captioning tool.
Pika: Animate Images into Videos with AI
Transform still images into dynamic video clips using Pika's AI — perfect for social media content and artistic projects.
Pika Style Transfer: Apply Artistic Styles to Video
Use Pika's AI style transfer to apply artistic visual styles to your videos, turning ordinary footage into visually striking content.
Runway Gen-3: Creating Videos from Text Prompts
Learn how to create stunning AI-generated video clips using Runway Gen-3 with effective text prompts and camera controls.
J-Cut & L-Cut: Smoother Scene Transitions
J-Cut and L-Cut are two of the most widely used narrative editing techniques. They make scene changes feel fluid and give your story a natural rhythm. This tutorial covers the theory and step-by-step instructions.
Cutaway Shot: Using B-Roll to Elevate Your Story
Discover how to use cutaway shots and B-roll to add depth, cover edits, and keep your audience visually engaged.
Jump Cut: Master the Art of Seamless Edits
Learn how to use jump cuts to control pacing, create energy, and guide your audience through a story efficiently.
Match Cut: Seamless Shot Transitions
Match cut is one of the most elegant editing techniques in cinema history. By connecting two shots through similarities in motion, shape, or color, it creates a smooth and powerful visual transition.
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What editing covers
Editing is the decisions about time: what to keep, what order it plays in, and where one shot becomes the next. It is the largest section here because it is the part that changes a video most, and the part where taste matters more than software. Nothing in it requires a particular editor — the same cut works in Premiere, Resolve, Final Cut or CapCut.
| Pacing | How long a shot stays on screen before the viewer is ahead of it. |
|---|---|
| Transitions | Mostly a cut. A transition that draws attention to itself needs a reason. |
| Structure | The order that makes the point land, which is often not the order it was shot in. |
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