Replace and crop visuals
Select the scene and the visual you want to change.
Open Visuals to search stock media, browse uploads, or open AI Studio.
Preview a candidate and use its replacement control.
To adjust framing, open the crop control, move or resize the crop, and select Done. Use Cancel to discard the draft crop.
Play the full scene to check moving subjects, clip endings, and source audio.
A scene can have a background and smaller inset visuals. If the wrong visual changes, select the intended layer before replacing it. Cropping does not change the project aspect ratio.
Generate media in AI Studio
Open Visuals and AI Studio. Choose image or video mode and describe the subject, setting, composition, and appearance. Select the offered aspect ratio, style, model, and clip-duration options. Add a reference image when supported. For an image edit, explain what to change and what to preserve.
Preview the result and apply it to the intended visual. Save useful media to uploads when offered. Check generated lettering, faces, chart details, and product appearance. Use Edit scene to redesign a whole composition rather than generate one media asset.
Keep narration, captions, and titles distinct
Edit spoken words in Story and apply AI voiceover changes afterwards. Captions represent narration. Decorative titles and calls to action are separate text elements. Editing a heading does not rewrite spoken words, and changing transcript text in a recording does not change recorded speech.
Select or add decorative text from Text, then adjust its wording, font, size, color, alignment, and position. Check that captions and headings remain readable throughout the scene.
Apply text styles and elements
Select text, open Styles, and choose a style. If needed, apply the style to all captions. A layout or brand change can affect typography and layout.
Use Elements to add shapes or other available elements. Position and resize them without covering faces, captions, or chart labels. Play animated elements to check their behavior.
Use Scene layers
Open Scene layers to understand the layers and select a specific scene.
Select the intended layer. Expand a group when the element is nested.
Use the eye control to hide or show it, or the delete control to remove it.
Drag a layer within its group to change stacking order.
Scrub through the scene to check when the element appears.
If content looks missing, check visibility, overlap, and timed appearance before adding a duplicate. If timing controls are available, set when the element appears and disappears. Play both points to check the result.