No timeline. No reshoot. Just say what should change.

AI Video Editor

Pick a clip you made here, type the change — snow, golden hour, a new setting, a new style — and an edit model re-renders it with the same motion and framing. Up to 4K, on five edit engines.

Edit by describingMotion keptUp to 4KFive enginesFrom 8 credits

Clips made here, the kind you would edit:

Open the video editorOpens the Edit Video tab · Pick a clip from My Creations

A 5-second edit is 8 credits on MiniMax H3 or 35 on Seedance 2.5; the studio prices your clip before you commit. Plans renew monthly until cancelled and can be cancelled online at any time — see pricing details.

Editing by description

A traditional editor changes a video by cutting it. An AI video editor changes what is in it. You keep the shot you like — the camera move, the timing, the subject — and describe the one thing that should be different. The model reads every frame of the source, re-renders the clip with the change, and hands back a new take that moves exactly like the old one.

  1. 1Your clipKeeps the motion, the framing and who is in it.
  2. 2The changeOne sentence: the weather, the light, the style, a prop.
  3. 3A new takeRe-rendered with the change, same moves, new look.

That makes it the fastest way to get variations of a clip that already works: the same product shot at night and by day, the same scene in summer and in snow, the same move as live action and as a painting — without prompting the whole thing again and hoping the motion comes back.

Edits you can run in one tap

Each card opens the Edit Video tab with the change already written. Pick a clip from My Creations and generate.

  • Weather

    Make it snow

    “Make it a snowy winter scene: falling snow, frosted surfaces, cold blue light. Keep the motion and framing.”

    Use this edit
  • Time of day

    Golden hour

    “Relight the scene for golden hour: low warm sun, long soft shadows, amber highlights. Keep everything else.”

    Use this edit
  • Time of day

    Night with neon

    “Turn it into night: dark sky, neon signs glowing, wet reflective ground. Keep the motion and framing.”

    Use this edit
  • Setting

    Move it indoors

    “Move the scene into a bright, minimal studio with a seamless white backdrop. Keep the subject and its movement.”

    Use this edit
  • Props

    Change a colour

    “Change the main object's colour to deep red. Leave the rest of the scene unchanged.”

    Use this edit
  • Style

    Watercolour

    “Restyle the whole clip as a loose watercolour painting with soft paper texture. Keep the motion.”

    Use this edit

Edit a video in three steps

1

Pick the clip

Open the Edit Video tab and choose a video you generated here from My Creations. It becomes the source.

2

Describe the change

One or two sentences on what should differ. Add reference images for a specific look, and choose to keep or replace the sound.

3

Choose the engine, generate

Pick an engine and resolution; the price for your clip is on the button. The edit lands in your workspace.

The five edit engines

EngineResolutionSourceOutput lengthCost, 5 s
Seedance 2.5 Edit480p–4K4–30 sFollows the source35 credits
Seedance 2.5 Turbo Edit720p, 1080p2–15 sFollows the source19 credits
Seedance 2.0 Edit480p–4K2–15 sYou choose, 4–15 s24 credits
Seedance 2.0 Mini Edit480p–4K2–15 sYou choose, 4–15 s12 credits
MiniMax H3 Edit480p–1080pUp to 15 sYou choose, 3–15 s8 credits

Credits for a 5-second source at 720p (MiniMax at 480p), counting source and output seconds. Plans renew monthly until cancelled — see pricing details. How each engine behaves is on video to video AI.

What it edits, and what other tools do

Inside the frame — weather, time of day, setting, colours, props, and the look of the whole clip — is the Edit tab. For a complete change of look, the video style changer collects style recipes that keep the motion intact.

The timeline and the file are other tools: the video merger joins clips in order, the video extender continues a clip past its last frame, and the video upscaler raises a finished clip’s resolution. All of them work on the same My Creations library, so a clip can go through several in a row.

Sources, rights and labelling

The editor works on videos generated on WowMade; uploaded camera footage is not accepted, and edit prompts are screened before anything is charged. The editor is for changing a scene — its light, its weather, its style — not who appears in it. Every edited clip carries a signed C2PA provenance mark identifying it as AI-generated, in line with Article 50 of the EU AI Act; anyone can read it on the verification page, and the Content & Safety Policy sets out what may not be created. Plans renew monthly until cancelled and can be cancelled online at any time; the full terms are on pricing details.

Frequently asked questions

What does the WowMade AI video editor do?

It changes what is in a clip without reshooting it. You pick a video, type the change — make it snow, move it to golden hour, turn the car red, restyle it as a watercolour — and an edit model re-renders the clip with that change while keeping its motion, framing and subject. It is a prompt editor, not a cutting timeline.

Which videos can I edit?

Videos you generated on WowMade, picked from My Creations. Uploaded footage from a phone or camera is not accepted by the edit tool; every source has already passed the platform's generation checks, which is what keeps real people's footage from being rewritten without their knowledge.

Can it cut, trim or join clips?

Not in the Edit tab. Joining and ordering clips is the job of the video merger, making a clip longer is the video extender, and raising resolution is the video upscaler. The Edit tab changes what is inside the frame; those tools change the timeline and the file.

Which AI models edit the video?

Five endpoints: Seedance 2.5 Edit (480p to 4K, sources up to 30 seconds), Seedance 2.5 Turbo Edit, Seedance 2.0 Edit, Seedance 2.0 Mini Edit and MiniMax H3 Edit. They differ in resolution, how long a source they keep, whether you set the output length, and price — the table on this page lists all five.

How much does an AI video edit cost?

Edits are billed on the source seconds plus the output seconds, so a 5-second clip counts as ten. At those lengths an edit is 8 credits on MiniMax H3 at 480p and 35 on Seedance 2.5 at 720p. The studio prices your exact clip on the button before you run it, and failed edits are refunded.

Does the edited clip keep the original sound?

Your choice. Each engine can either keep the source soundtrack or generate new native audio to match the edited scene — useful when the change is rain, a crowd or a new location.

Is the edited video labelled as AI?

Yes. Every edited clip is saved to My Creations with a signed C2PA provenance mark identifying it as AI-generated, and anyone can read it on the verification page.

The video toolkit

One credit balance across video, image, music and the editing tools.

Keep the shot. Change the scene.

Open the video editor