Read before this
Read these direct prerequisites in order. Each guide lists any earlier context it assumes.
Use chat for creative intent
- Rewrite narration or the CTA.
- Change tone, pacing, scene order, or visual direction.
- Regenerate a named scene while preserving the others.
- Replace music or revise the script structure.
Target the change
Name the scene and what should remain. Click a frame when the request concerns a visible object, layout, or moment. A narrow instruction reduces unnecessary regeneration and makes the result easier to compare.
Use the right editor
Use the inline Edit workspace for direct changes that should remain part of the agentic project. Use Open in editor when you need the full manual timeline and accept that it creates a separate copy.
Review after every meaningful revision
- Confirm the request completed and the intended scene changed.
- Play through the transition into and out of the edited scene.
- Check narration, captions, music, and total runtime.
- Republish if the public link still points to an older render.
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
Edit scene content, layers, media, audio, interactivity, and timing inside a conversation.
Understand the full editor and how it differs from inline agentic editing.
Change captions, background music, narration, and sound-effect settings.
Use the current Share control and understand the curated Made with Ngram gallery.