Read before this
Read these direct prerequisites in order. Each guide lists any earlier context it assumes.
Open the workspace
- Open a finished agentic conversation.
- Turn on Edit above the preview.
- Select the scene or an element on the canvas.
- Use Save to keep direct edits or Cancel to leave without saving them.
Available editing panels
- Uploads and media
- Text and elements
- Music, backgrounds, and audio
- Layers
- Interactivity when available
- Focused editing Tools
Timeline basics
The inline timeline shows scene/page items, playback position, media or audio tracks, and zoom controls. Select a scene from the timeline to edit it and play across scene boundaries before saving.
When to use chat instead
Use chat when the change is about meaning, story, narration, or a new creative direction. Use the inline editor when you know the direct visual or timing adjustment you want. Combining both is usually faster than forcing either surface to do every job.
If the result is not available
If an edit control is missing or disabled, confirm project ownership, completion state, selected scene or layer, account plan, and desktop context. Reopen the exact project before retrying, and preserve a good version before changing a larger scope.
Before you finish
Before export, save the current project, replay the affected range and final CTA, and verify whether a public link needs to be updated. Keep independently created editor copies clearly named because they do not synchronize with the conversation.
Keep going
Choose between chat revisions, frame-specific requests, inline editing, and a full-editor copy.
Create, publish, test, and analyze interactive quizzes and action buttons on eligible videos.
Choose, run, verify, and recover focused video and audio editing Tools.
Understand the full editor and how it differs from inline agentic editing.