Basic operations

Track editor: select, move, split and align

Move and split clips to arrange your video in the order and timing you want.

5 sectionsActual product screenshotsBased on the November 2026 interface

BEFORE YOU START

Before you start

Open the project you want to work on. If you are new, start with the first-video guide before exploring these controls.

Screenshots show actual sample projects. Your interface may vary with your plan and updates. Instructions describe desktop browser operation; this guide can also be read on a phone.

PART01

Select tracks and clips deliberately

Presenter and speech tracks are separate. Click a clip’s body to show its properties. Clicking its presenter name may open replacement instead, so select an unoccupied part of the clip body.

  1. Action Avatar video clip.
  2. Action Speech clip for the same presenter.
Timeline and input bar with separate avatar and speech tracks. The product screenshot is in Japanese; the instructions explain the controls.
Clip body
Selects the editing target. Check its type and track in Properties.
Track eye icon
Disabling a track hides it in the preview and excludes it from export.
Track lock icon
Prevents selection/dragging in the preview; it does not delete the track.
PART02

Change start time and duration

Drag the middle of a clip to move it in time; drag its edge handles to adjust its range. Use Properties to review exact values.

  1. Action Drag the clip body to move it.
  2. Action Drag the edge handle to adjust duration.
Timeline and input bar with separate avatar and speech tracks. The product screenshot is in Japanese; the instructions explain the controls.
Left and right edges
Adjusts the clip range, subject to source-duration and speech-association constraints.
Snap
Snaps movement and resizing to other clip edges and the playhead. Holding Shift temporarily reverses the setting.
Leading / trailing silence
Adjusts the pauses surrounding speech, not the spoken words themselves.
PART03

Cut visual clips or split speech into sentences

For a visual cut, select the clip, place the playhead inside it and choose Split. Use Split into sentences to edit speech one sentence at a time.

  1. Action Select Split into sentences on the speech clip.
Split into sentences in a speech clip’s Properties. This example contains two sentences. The product screenshot is in Japanese; the instructions explain the controls.
Split / Ctrl+K
Cuts supported avatar, media and text clips at the playhead. It is unavailable at the edge or for unsupported selections.
Split into sentences
Separates speech by sentence. Review the resulting audio, generation state and pauses.
PART04

Copy and align

Duplicate repeated content, and align timing and screen positions separately. Check the destination track and overlaps after pasting.

  1. Action Edit contains Selection, Add and Generate submenus.
Edit menu with nested Selection, Add and Generate menus. The product screenshot is in Japanese; the instructions explain the controls.
Ctrl+C / X / V / D
Copy, cut, paste and duplicate. Select a clip first; in a text field these keys may operate on text.
Align starts
Uses timing actions to align start times.
Left / center / right; top / middle / bottom
Aligns objects in the picture, independently of their start times.
PART05

Navigate and zoom the timeline

Use horizontal navigation for long projects and zoom for precise adjustments. Timeline zoom does not change video duration.

  1. Action Use zoom to change the timeline scale.
Timeline and input bar with separate avatar and speech tracks. The product screenshot is in Japanese; the instructions explain the controls.
Horizontal navigation buttons
Moves the visible timeline range left or right by one or five seconds.
Minus / slider / plus
Zooms the timeline. Zoom in when short clip edges are hard to grab.
Ctrl+A / Ctrl+Shift+A
Distinguishes selection within the current track from all tracks. In an input field, the command may select text.
Arrow keys / Ctrl+arrows
Moves supported on-screen objects by 1 / 10 pixels. Close inputs or menus and select the object first.

BEFORE YOU FINISH

One final check.

After editing, check the intended presenter, clip and display language. Generate and play changes that require rendering, then check the saved status.

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