AI video editor
Upload a clip, or pick one you made here, and describe the change: a new background, another season, a different product in the hand, an anime look. The model renders the clip again with the change and keeps its motion, framing and timing. 5 editing models run on one balance of credits, for clips of up to 30 seconds, and Kling 3.0 Omni Edit and Kling 4.0 Edit also take reference images of what to put in.
What it does
- Edit with a promptDescribe what to change and what to keep in plain words; no masking or keyframes.
- Swap objects and productsAdd a picture of your product as @Image1 and ask to replace the one in the clip (Kling 3.0 Omni Edit and Kling 4.0 Edit).
- Change the scene or the weatherMove the action to a beach, a city at night or a snowy street, and keep the take.
- Restyle the footageTurn real footage into anime, clay, a painting or a film look, with the same motion.
- Up to 30 seconds, up to 4KEach model shows the lengths it takes; the edited clip is as long as yours.
- Then upscaleSend the edited clip to Upscale for 1080p, 2K or 4K at up to 60 fps.
Models and prices
- Gemini Omni Flash 1.2 EditGoogle’s edit by instruction, up to 4KFrom 2 credits a secondEdit a video
- Kling 3.0 Omni EditSwap objects, people’s outfits or the scene, with referencesFrom 10 credits a secondEdit a video
- Kling 4.0 EditEdits of clips up to 30 seconds, with up to 10 referencesFrom 13.25 credits a secondEdit a video
- FLUX.3 Video EditRestyle a clip and keep its motion and timingFrom 6 credits a secondEdit a video
- Grok Imagine EditQuick stylised edits of short clipsFrom 3.75 credits a secondEdit a video
How it works
- Open Edit Video and upload an MP4 or MOV, or choose a clip from Assets.
- Describe the change. With a Kling model, add reference images and name them @Image1, @Image2.
- Pick the model and the resolution. The price for your clip is on the Generate button.
- Generate. The edited clip appears next to the original and in Assets; a failed edit costs nothing.
Tips
- Say what to keep as well as what to change: "keep the person and the camera move, change the street to a beach".
- One change per edit works best; make a second edit on the result for the next one.
- Trim the clip to the part you need first: the price follows its length.
- Clear, well-lit footage keeps the motion most faithfully.
Questions
- How much does AI video editing cost?
- From 2 credits a second of your clip, depending on the model and the resolution. The exact price is on the Generate button once the clip is chosen, and a failed edit costs nothing.
- Can I edit a video for free?
- The editing models come with every paid plan, from $10 a month.
- Does it work on my own footage?
- Yes: MP4 or MOV files you upload, up to 100 MB, and any clip you made on RenderHour. Use only footage you have the right to use, and never to make a real person appear to do something they did not.
- Will the edited video look natural?
- It depends on the footage and the change. Small, clear changes keep the motion best; check faces, hands, text and fast movement before you publish.