Edit in a named style
Ask for a look by name, like a clean keynote or a punchy podcast clip. Eddie plans it, shows you a short preview, then styles the whole edit.
A named style is a whole look in one request: pacing, punch-ins, transitions, grade, music, sound effects and captions, planned together.
How it works
- Ask for the look. "Make it look like a clean keynote", "podcast clip style", or describe it in your own words. If Eddie is not sure which look you mean, it asks.
- Read the plan. Eddie says what it will do, what it cannot do yet, and the expected credit range. Nothing changes yet.
- See a preview. On your yes, Eddie styles the first 10 seconds or so as a new edit and shares it.
- Style the whole edit. If you like it, Eddie makes a styled copy of the full edit. Your original edit stays as it was unless you ask for the change in place.
Save a look
Say "save this look as ..." and your whole workspace can reuse it by name.
Good to know
- A look describes what you can see and hear. It never copies a person, a logo or a licensed font.
- The plan is free. The steps are billed by the tools that run them. Motion graphics, generated music and new sound effects are paid.
Related: Recipes and house style.
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