
Gameplay highlights
Bring your chosen plays into one short sequence, with enough build-up to make each finish understandable.
Make gaming video editing easier with invideo’s gaming video editor. Use AI editing agents to trim gameplay footage, highlight key moments, and add captions, music, and effects. Fine-tune your videos on an editable timeline and create engaging gaming content for YouTube, Twitch, and social media.

Upload your recordings and tell the agent what to include: the close finishes, the failed attempts or the full route through a level. Give it a target length and any moments to keep, then shape the resulting sequence on the timeline.
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Trim the lead-in, keep enough context to follow the play and decide when to show the reaction. Move clips and text so the viewer can see what happened without losing track of the game.
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Balance your voice against the game audio and music. When commentary is on a separate track, adjust it independently so an explanation stays clear without removing the sound of the action.
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Put your facecam on its own track above the game. Crop and scale it into a corner, and move it when it covers the HUD or a key detail.
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Keyframe scale, position and crop to push in on a clutch shot, the minimap or the kill feed. Use bezier curves to make each zoom snap in or glide.
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Mark a beat and let the agent line your clips up with the music. Add transitions between plays to keep the pace up.
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Bring your chosen plays into one short sequence, with enough build-up to make each finish understandable.

Keep the steps in order and add short explanations where viewers need to see a route, choice or technique.

Pair a game moment with the reaction that followed, then trim the pause or keep it for comic timing.
Connect a supported AI chat to invideo through MCP and share your gameplay recordings with a brief for the highlights, walkthrough or reaction sequence you want. Tell the agent which plays to keep and how much build-up they need, then review the cut and balance commentary against game sound on the timeline.
Add your gameplay, facecam and any separate commentary files. Keep clips from the same session together so they are easy to identify.
Arrange the clips yourself or describe the sequence to the agent. Adjust the timing, text and sound around the plays you want to show.
Check the order, audio levels and any game details near the edges of the frame. Export the finished video when the action is easy to follow.
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Turn any script or idea into a shot-by-shot plan, then tweak as needed before generating.

Write your script inside invideo, and ask an AI co-writer for help if you'd like.
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Yes. Upload your gameplay recordings as video files and use them on the timeline. You can also add facecam footage, images and separate audio files.
Yes. Give the invideo agent your footage and describe the moments, length and sequence you want. Review its first cut and continue adjusting the clips on the timeline.
Yes, when your commentary and game sound are supplied on separate audio tracks. If they are already mixed into one recording, they do not become separate tracks simply by uploading the file.
This workflow starts with recorded footage. Record your session with your game or capture software, then upload the files to invideo to edit them.