Build an editable base cut
Brief the agent on what your video should cover, and it reviews the on-screen action, delivery and dialogue to remove unusable material and select the strongest takes to assemble your first cut.
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Rough cut editing with AI
Turn raw footage into an editable rough cut with the invideo agent. Just upload your footage and give it direction to get an editable rough cut on your timeline.
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Assemble footage around music or audio
Give the agent a music track, voice recording or beat pattern to work with. It arranges the footage around the audio, times cuts to the rhythm and builds the sequence based on the pace you want.
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Restructure the sequence and pacing
Ask for a faster opening, a shorter middle or a different sequence of events. The agent reorganises clips, adjusts pacing and cuts the video to a target duration while preserving the important context.
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Create cut-downs and new versions
Turn an existing project into a trailer, highlight reel, social cut or platform-specific version. Tell the agent the format, duration and moments to prioritise, and it builds the new version from your timeline.
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Build the rough cut for your next project
Interviews and podcasts
Get to a clean first cut faster by selecting complete answers, removing unusable takes and arranging the conversation around the points you want to cover.
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Ads and product videos
Build different edits from the same shoot by changing the opening, pacing, duration or footage selected for each audience and platform.
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Music, sports and event edits
Turn large volumes of footage into energetic sequences arranged around a track, beat pattern or important moment.
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Trailers, highlights and social cut-downs
Create shorter versions of an existing project while keeping the strongest moments and the context viewers need to follow the story.
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How to assemble a video with invideo editor
Bring your assets into the project
Upload footage from one or more cameras along with your dialogue, voice recordings, music and other audio. You can begin with organised selects or give the editor a larger collection of raw material to review.
Give the agent your creative direction
Explain what you want to make in plain language. Ask it to build a base cut, select the best takes, follow a particular story, sync camera angles, edit to a music track or create a version for a specific platform.
Review and continue editing
Inspect the assembled video on the timeline. Ask for changes conversationally or edit the clips, timing, audio and effects yourself to complete the video.
FAQs
What is agentic video assembly?
Agentic video assembly means giving an AI agent footage and creative direction so it can review the material and carry out editing work directly on an editable timeline.
Can the editor choose takes from raw footage?
Yes. You can ask the agent to review repeated takes, remove unusable material and select the strongest complete version of each line or moment.
Can I direct how the video should be assembled?
Yes. You can describe the story, structure, pacing, duration, footage priorities and audio you want the agent to follow.
Can it assemble footage around music?
Yes. Give the agent a music track or beat pattern and ask it to arrange the footage and time the cuts around it.
Can I create shorter versions from an existing edit?
Yes. The editor can turn a project into trailers, highlights, social cuts and versions for different platforms based on your direction.
Can the agent work on the audio too?
Yes. You can ask it to clean up dialogue, add sound effects, balance different audio elements and master the final soundtrack.
Can I edit the assembled video myself?
Yes. The result is built on the timeline, where you can inspect and adjust the clips, timing, audio and other elements of the edit.
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