Quick Edits

What Quick Edits is

Quick Edits is the fast way to change a finished video without opening the full Studio editor. It is built for the small fixes agents make most often — swapping a photo, reordering or removing clips, changing a camera motion, adding a viral effect, or refreshing the branding — and it applies them in place.

Open Quick Edits from a project, make your changes across two short steps (Clips and Branding), then choose Update Video. Nothing changes until you press Update Video.

Edit your clips

The Clips step shows every clip in the video. From there you can reshape it clip by clip:

• Reorder: on desktop, drag a clip; on mobile, press and hold a clip, then drag it to a new position.
• Remove: exclude a clip so it is left out of the video.
• Swap: replace a clip’s photo with a different one from your library.
• Change camera motion: change how the photo moves — push in, pull out, orbit, or let Auto pick.
• Re-do: regenerate a clip with the same photo and motion when you want a fresh result.

Add a viral effect

Use VFX on a clip to add a viral effect such as Twilight, Virtual Staging, or Lifestyle. The effect is generated and inserted for that clip when you press Update Video. A viral effect also counts as one clip update.

Update branding

The Branding step updates the branded look of the video. Use it to change the client intro and outro text, add a logo watermark, turn on the Video Style speed ramps, and set the background music. Branding-only changes do not use a clip update.

• Update the intro and outro so the address and your contact details are current.
• Add or change the logo watermark that travels with every share.
• Video Style: turn on auto speed ramps to add quick speed-ups between clips for a punchier, more dynamic video.
• Swap the background music to match the tone of the listing.

Update your video

Press Update Video to apply your changes. The project shows “Updating your video…” with a progress bar while it works, then reveals the updated preview in place.

Quick Edits vs Studio

Use Quick Edits for fast, targeted changes to a finished video. Use Studio when you want full timeline control — speed ramps, 3D text and text effects, transitions, noise reduction, color adjustments, and detailed music and audio work.