AI video editing guides
AI video editing hands the slow parts of an edit to software: transcribing, cutting silences, captioning and reframing. These guides show what that looks like on a real video, and where a person should still make the call.
Try it in the AI video editor: edit a video by editing its transcript, add animated captions in 40 languages, then export for every feed. To pull the clips out of a long recording first, start with the video to Shorts converter.
GuidesAI video editing explained: what it automates and what needs you
What AI video editing does today: highlights, captions, reframing, silence removal and B-roll, the decisions an AI video editor should still leave to you, and why.
GuidesHow to remove silence from video and cut out the filler words
Tighten talking-head videos by removing long pauses and filler words without a choppy jump-cut look: what to cut, what to keep and how to do it by editing text.
CaptionsHow to add captions to TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts
The captions TikTok, Instagram and YouTube add for you, why creators burn captions in anyway, and a quick way to add, check and style animated captions on clips.
CaptionsBest caption styles for short videos that keep people watching
How to choose captions for TikTok, Reels and Shorts: size, position, word highlighting, emoji and keyword emphasis, with examples from Vidoveli’s caption styles.
GuidesHow to convert horizontal video to vertical and keep the speaker
Crop, fit or split screen? Turn 16:9 video into 9:16 for TikTok, Reels and Shorts with faces, slides and captions in frame, and see when AI auto reframe helps most.
Try it on
your own video
Paste a link or upload a long video, and see the clips Vidoveli finds in it.