Scoped to what you pick
The scope chip shows what the edit touches: the selected clips, a marked range, or everything from the playhead on.
PRODUCE
Open AI edit in the Studio and say what you want: “fade between every scene”, “slow zoom in on this clip”, “add a lower-third with the lesson title”. The edit is applied to exactly the clips or range you picked, the panel lists every change it made, and the whole edit is one step that a single undo takes back. Presets cover the common jobs, and every manual tool is one search away below them.
What it does
The scope chip shows what the edit touches: the selected clips, a marked range, or everything from the playhead on.
Transitions, entrances and exits, filters, zooms, fades, speed, text and shapes — anything else is refused and told to you, never guessed.
The result names each change (“fade transitions at 39 cuts”, “added the title at 1:20”), so nothing happens silently.
The whole edit is a single step: ⌘Z reverts all of it, redo brings it back.
Transitions, animations, text and shapes sit under the box in tabs, with one search across all of them.
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