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The AI That Edits Videos for You

Upload your footage, describe the video you want, and Valmera’s AI agent does the editing. It cuts, captions, adds music and b-roll, reframes for every platform, and polishes the result. You review a preview, ask for changes the way you would message an editor, and download a full-resolution MP4. No timeline, no keyframes, no export settings.

It is the done-for-you way to use Valmera’s AI video editor, and a practical alternative to hiring a freelance editor for recurring videos.

Hand Off Your Next Edit

Describe the video you want; the agent does the editing. Creating an account and uploading are free; editing requires a subscription.

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What a Hand-Off Looks Like

YOU

This is a 14-minute talking-head for YouTube. Cut the silences and my ums, add captions in the podcast style, and put the track I uploaded under it, quiet under my voice.

VALMERA

Done. I cut the pauses and filler words at word edges, added podcast-style captions timed to the new edit, and laid your track under the speech; it ducks while you talk. Preview’s ready.

YOU

Bigger captions, and speed up 2:10 to 3:00 to 1.5x.

VALMERA

Captions are larger and that section now plays at 1.5x with your voice at natural pitch. The captions and music follow the new timing. Updated preview is ready.

One message covered silence removal, filler words, captions and a ducked music bed. The follow-up resized the captions and added a speed change without disturbing the rest of the edit. For more phrasing ideas, see how to edit video by chatting with AI.

What You Can Hand Off

Cleanup

Dead air, filler words, false starts and repeated takes.

Captions

Word-timed captions in styles from clean to karaoke.

Music and sound

Your track or a song you name, ducked under speech, plus real recorded sound effects.

Framing

9:16, 1:1 or 4:5 versions with the subject kept in frame.

B-roll

Stock and real topical footage cut in where it fits.

Pace

Speed changes, zooms and punch-ins on emphasized words.

Look

Color grades, one-request looks, fades and transitions.

Shorts

Complete stories pulled from long videos as separate shorts.

Product demos

Recorded walkthroughs with click zooms and a bigger cursor.

Privacy

Blur faces and plates; remove burned-in text.

Every job is listed on the AI video editing tools page.

AI Video Editor vs Hiring a Freelance Editor

Both get the video edited. They suit different work.

Valmera (AI editor)Freelance editor
How you briefA plain-English message in chatA written brief, a call or a shared doc
TurnaroundA rendered preview per request, after a one-time index of the fileDepends on the editor’s schedule and queue
RevisionsAs many as you want; each is a new version and any cut can be restoredUsually a set number of rounds per project
PricingSubscription; see plansPer project, per hour or per finished minute, set by the editor
Creative judgmentFollows your direction; you own the taste and story callsBrings their own taste, story sense and experience
Strongest atCleanup, captions, reframes, music beds, platform versions, recurring formatsNarrative, brand films, complex motion graphics, multicam
DeliverableFull-resolution MP4 with burned-in captionsWhatever you agree: project files, SRT, multiple masters

A common split: the AI handles the weekly videos, podcasts, clips and platform versions, and a human editor takes the hero pieces. Agencies use the same pattern for client revisions; see AI editing for agencies.

When to Hire an Editor Instead

  • The story isn’t in the footage yet and needs someone to find it.
  • You need multicam sync, motion-tracked graphics or heavy motion design.
  • The client needs project files, a separate SRT file or several masters.
  • The piece is a brand film or documentary where every cut is a creative decision.

How to Have AI Edit a Video for You

  1. 1
    Upload your footage
    Create an account and upload a video up to 14 GB and 3 hours (MP4, MOV, M4V, MKV or WebM). Valmera indexes it once: transcript, shots, silences and frames.
  2. 2
    Describe the finished video
    Write it like a brief to an editor: “tight cuts, captions, my track under my voice, end on the wide shot.” The agent plans and performs every step.
  3. 3
    Review and reply
    Watch the preview and reply with changes. Each reply is applied to the current version.
  4. 4
    Download the MP4
    Export a full-resolution MP4 rendered from your original file.

Brief the AI the Way You’d Brief an Editor

  • Audience and platform: “for YouTube, for people new to the topic”.
  • Length and format: “about eight minutes, 16:9”, or “under 60 seconds, 9:16”.
  • What to cut: pauses, ums, tangents, the false start.
  • What must stay: the caveat, the price, the customer’s name.
  • Style: caption style, which music track to use, pace, color.

“For YouTube, aimed at beginners. Cut it to about eight minutes: remove pauses, ums and the tangent about my camera. Keep the part where I explain pricing word for word. Clean captions, my uploaded track as a quiet bed, and punch in on the three main tips.”

Want the whole thing done from one message? The autonomous video editor guide has complete one-request briefs for common formats.

Limits

  • It edits your footage; it does not generate a video from a script.
  • Captions are burned in, with no SRT or VTT export.
  • No true crossfades, motion-tracked stickers or custom font uploads.
  • No team seats or direct publishing: you download the MP4 and post it.

Simple, Transparent Pricing

Plus
$15/mo
500 credits every month
Your own AI assistant
Pro
$50/mo
1,500 credits every month
Valmera AI included
Max
$100/mo
4,000 credits every month
Valmera AI included
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Frequently Asked Questions

Upload the recording and give one complete brief, for example: cut the dead air and filler words, add captions, make it 9:16, keep it under 60 seconds. Valmera does the whole pass in one request, renders a preview it has already checked, and you only spend time on the changes you actually want. Long files take a few minutes to index first.
It follows them literally where it can and tells you where it can't. Every request is carried out with real editing tools on a versioned edit, then the agent checks the rendered preview against what you asked and reports each change. If something isn't possible (for example generating footage you never shot), it says so instead of pretending.
Yes. Upload your footage to Valmera and describe the video you want. Its AI agent cuts silences and filler words, adds word-timed captions, places music that ducks under your voice, reframes for vertical platforms and adds b-roll, then renders a preview it checks itself. You refine it by replying, and export a full-resolution MP4.
For recurring, mechanical work, often yes: talking-head videos, podcasts, tutorials, product demos and social versions. For story-driven pieces, brand films, multicam shoots or complex motion graphics, a human editor’s judgment is still worth paying for. Many creators use AI for the rough cut and a person for the hero pieces.
CapCut and Descript are editors you operate, with AI features that help along the way; Descript’s Underlord co-editor also takes prompts. Valmera is built the other way around: an agent performs the whole edit from your description and checks its preview, and the timeline is there only if you want it.
Tell it what is wrong and where: “the cut at 4:10 clips my last word” or “the music is too loud in the intro.” It fixes that part and leaves the rest alone. Every edit is a new version, so you can restore a cut or go back to an earlier version at any time.
Yes. It works from a word-level transcript with speaker labels, detected shots and silences, and frames it looks at directly, both in your source and in its own rendered preview.
Keep a short style brief, such as caption style, music track, pacing and format, and paste it at the start of each project. Valmera does not store brand kits yet, so the brief is how your style carries over.
Creating an account and uploading are free. Editing requires a subscription; see the plans page for current options. Paid exports have no watermark over your video and end with a brief Valmera end card.

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Stop Editing. Start Describing.

Upload your footage and tell the agent what you want. Creating an account and uploading are free; editing requires a subscription.

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