Change a clip

Click a clip on the timeline and the Clip panel opens on the right, in place of the Assistant. It shows the clip’s name and where it sits on the timeline. Close it with the × at its top right, or press Esc.

Settings

What you see depends on the clip:

• Speed (video and sound): 0.5×, 1×, 1.5× or 2×. The clip keeps its length on the timeline, unless at a faster speed the file runs out first, when it gets shorter.
• Volume (video and sound): from silent up to twice as loud.
• In (video and photos, when another clip ends right where this one starts): how it comes in. Cut, Fade, Whip, Zoom or Flash.
• Fit (video and photos of a different shape from the edit): Fill crops it to fill the frame; Fit shows all of it.

Change it

• Make a new take of it, and Make it on another model, for shots generated in this workspace. They use the same prompt and frame, and the credits show beside each one. The new take lands in Media for this project when it’s ready, so you can compare and swap it in.
• Extend 4s, Upscale 4K, Slow down and Lip sync, for generated video clips. Lip sync matches the mouth to a voiceover on an audio track under the clip, so put one there first (Audio → Voice).
• Remove background, for video and photos. The new file lands in Media, ready to put over another shot.
• Split at the playhead, Duplicate (a copy right after it; later clips on the track move along to make room) and Delete the clip.

The credits for anything that runs a model show next to it before you choose it. Splitting, duplicating and deleting are free, like all editing.

Text clips have their own settings in the Text panel. See Text and titles.