Can I manually change edits made by an AI editing agent?

Yes. When an AI editing agent works on an editable timeline, you can inspect and change the clips, cuts, timing, audio, graphics, and other elements it adds. The agent’s work should behave like an editable project, not a finished video that must be regenerated whenever you want to make a small change.

Editability matters because an AI agent can complete an assignment without making every subjective decision exactly as you would. It may select a clean take when you prefer the more emotional one, remove a pause that helps the performance, or place B-roll where you want to stay on the speaker. A timeline lets you correct those choices directly.

Depending on the editor, you may be able to:

• trim or extend a clip;

• swap the selected take;

• restore a pause or deleted section;

• move, remove, or reorder shots;

• change an audio mix or colour treatment;

• adjust transitions, captions, titles, and effects;

• undo the agent’s work or create another version.

With the invideo agent for editing, every edit lands on the same multitrack timeline used for manual editing. The result consists of normal clips, cuts, and layers. You can retrim, retime, reorder, replace, undo, or revise the work by hand, and use branches and version history to explore another cut without losing the current one.

This is a key distinction between agentic video editing and automated video generation. An automated system may return a rendered result with limited control over how it was assembled. An editing agent working inside a professional editor performs the task while leaving the underlying editorial decisions accessible.

The agent completes the work you assign. You retain control over the cut.