Craft

Editing an AI video after it is made

There are two kinds of change, and picking the wrong one wastes an afternoon.

Change the words by editing the script and producing a new version — the old one stays in the project. Change the packaging, such as trims, titles or joins, in any editor using the downloaded file.

The detail, in plain English

Anything the presenter says lives in the script. There is no way to cut a word out of a spoken sentence cleanly, and no need to try: reproduce it.

Anything around the speech — a trim at the top, a title card, joining two clips, adding a screen recording — is ordinary editing on the downloaded file.

Versions matter. Keeping the earlier take means you can go back when a reviewer changes their mind, which they will.

What to do, step by step

  1. 1Decide which kind of change it isWords spoken, or everything else.
  2. 2For words, edit and reproduceThe new version sits alongside the old one in the project.
  3. 3For packaging, download and editTrim, join or add titles in whatever editor you already use.

The short version in a table

Which route to take
Change you wantRoute
Fix a wrong price in the scriptEdit script, produce again
Swap the presenterChange presenter, produce again
Trim two seconds of silenceEditor, on the downloaded file
Add a title cardEditor, on the downloaded file
Translate itProduce in another of the 42 languages

A worked example

Worked example (illustration). A finance team spots a wrong renewal date in a 90-second client update, edits one sentence, and has the corrected version out the same hour with the original kept for the audit trail.

What to watch out for

  • Do not try to splice a corrected sentence into an existing take — the join is always audible.
  • Keep the version you sent to a client, in case they quote it back.
  • If you edit externally, keep the original download; re-exporting a re-export degrades quality.

How AutoPersonify does it

AutoPersonify gives you 143 real presenters, scripts in 42 languages and a free tier with no card, so you can make a finished video before you decide on a plan. Paid plans are Starter £49, Growth £149 and Scale £499 a month, all measured in finished video minutes.

Questions people ask

Do I need any video experience?

Not for script changes, which is most of what people want. Only packaging changes such as trims and title cards need an editor.

How much does it cost?

Each new version uses minutes from your plan. The free tier covers your first video, and Starter £49 a month covers regular revisions.

Can I edit it afterwards?

Yes, as many times as your allowance covers. Every version is kept in the project, so nothing you have already sent disappears.

Next step

Read the AI presenter video hub for the full picture, or start free and make one. Last updated 14 September 2026.

Start free, no card required

Pick one of 143 presenters, paste a short script, and make a real video before you pay anything.

Also useful: plans and prices and the agency revenue hub. Last updated 14 September 2026.