Step by step
- Upload footage and choose a format. Add the clips you want to edit and choose a format: vertical 9:16 for TikTok, Reels, or YouTube Shorts, or horizontal 16:9. Open the AI tools, choose Make it for me, describe your video, and generate the draft.
- Watch the first draft all the way through. Check whether the opening makes sense, each cut preserves the meaning, and the ending delivers the point. AI suggestions still need your judgment about what the video should say.
- Refine the video and captions. Ask for a specific change or adjust the timeline. Correct caption words and timing, review filler words and quiet gaps, and check the balance between speech and music.
- Preview and export. Watch the final preview, then export an MP4. Upload the finished file to your chosen platform yourself. Editing a file does not automatically publish it to a social account.
How Flurra does this
Flurra’s AI video editor turns uploaded footage into a first draft and lets you refine it with natural-language requests and timeline controls. You can edit captions, review filler-word and silence cuts, adjust audio, and export a 1080p MP4. Editor access and usage allowances depend on your plan; check the current pricing page before starting.
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Common questions
Does an AI video editor create footage from a text prompt?
Some products generate new footage, while others edit recordings. The Flurra video editor described here works with footage you upload. You can describe the edit you want, but that is different from generating an entirely new video from text.
Do I need to connect a TikTok or Instagram account to edit?
You need a Flurra account with editor access. You can upload your own footage, edit it, and download the export without connecting a TikTok or Instagram account.
Can I change an AI video edit before exporting?
Yes. In Flurra you can review the draft, request changes using the included AI revisions for that video, and use the editor’s controls to adjust the timeline, captions, and audio before exporting.