1. Analyze the real soundtrack.
2. Change the pace of the cut.
3. Refine a shot after AutoCut.

Make a restrained opening and a faster finish. Let one shot breathe.

1. Try a blend other than Normal.
2. Balance the overlay opacity.
3. Toggle the overlay to compare.

Keep the subject readable while the second scene adds atmosphere.

1. Choose a different native look.
2. Adjust warmth or exposure.
3. Compare against the original.

Create a warm memory, cool music-video treatment, or quiet monochrome.

1. Apply a speed ramp.
2. Move the slow moment.
3. Play across the remapped shot.

Freeze the key gesture, then let the movement rush back in.

1. Write your own headline.
2. Change its entrance animation.
3. Move the title in the frame.

Use only three words. Make their rhythm feel part of the scene.

1. Split a shot at the playhead.
2. Change one shot duration.
3. Slip its source without moving the cut.

Make a compelling opening with the fewest cuts possible.

1. Choose a transition into shot two.
2. Adjust the transition duration.
3. Play through the join.

Use a direct cut for clarity and a dissolve only where the story changes.

1. Switch the output to portrait.
2. Reframe a shot with scale or position.
3. Save your editable cut or render.

Make a vertical teaser while keeping the original wide project editable.