AI Video Editor Chips for Advanced Editing Requests
MaybeUndo added AI video editor chips that help users describe advanced editing intent, including J-cuts, L-cuts, match cuts, speed ramps, and timed element animation.
Advanced Editing Prompt Chips
- Added chips for advanced video editing requests in the AI video editor
- Included editing language for J-cuts, L-cuts, match cuts, speed ramps, and timed element animation
- Made it easier to describe the kind of edit needed without writing a perfect prompt from scratch
J-Cut and L-Cut Intent
- J-cut language helps describe starting the next shot's audio before its picture appears
- L-cut language helps describe letting the current shot's audio continue over the next picture
- These chips make advanced audio and video timing easier to describe before detailed timeline edits are applied
Match Cuts and Speed Ramps
- Match cut language helps describe connecting shots through similar shapes, movement, or composition
- Speed ramp language helps describe slowing down or speeding up around a specific action
- These chips give creators clearer language for more cinematic product video edits
Timed Element Animation
- Added language for element entrances, duration, delay, easing, and sequencing
- Relative timing requests can describe when one element should appear after another
- Ambiguous requests still need clear interpretation, such as whether timing refers to an element or the full scene, and whether "after" means after entrance starts or after it finishes