All CollectionsSelectsEdit Your VideoEdit Your VideoBuild and refine your edit with chat, the transcript, and the timeline, then fine-tune clips in Adjust.By Nandita1 author·12 articlesEdit with chatLearn how to create and refine drafts by chatting with the Selects Agent, from your first draft to review comments.How to write prompts for AI editing in SelectsLearn how to brief Selects in chat so your first draft comes back usable, with prompt examples for every stage of an edit.Which AI setup should you use in Selects?Find out which of the three ways to use AI in Selects fits your workflow, and how each one is billed.Connect Selects to your AI agent with the Selects MCPLearn how to connect Claude, Codex, or OpenClaw to Selects so you can edit real footage with a simple prompt.Review a draft with commentsLearn how to leave comments on a draft, then send them to chat so every change is applied in one pass.Start from scratch: creating a draft manuallyFind out how to build a draft manually from topics, the transcript, and the preview, with full access to the Selects editor from the start.Transcript and timeline editingLearn how to edit your draft in the transcript and on the timeline: cut and restore text, trim and rearrange clips, and add markers, color labels, and B-roll.Editing tools in SelectsLearn where the editing tools live in Selects and what each one does, from the floating toolbar to the one-click cleanup passes.Add B-roll and audio to your editLearn how to bring cutaways and audio into a Selects draft: sort them, find them by shot, drag them in, or ask chat to place them.Search your footage: text and scene searchLearn how to find any moment in your footage by what was said or what was on screen, without scrubbing through hours of video.Adjust clips in Selects: position, color, speed, and audioLearn how the Adjust tab changes with what you select, and how to set position, color, masks, speed, volume, and keyframes.Set your draft's frame sizeLearn how to set the frame size of a Selects draft, pick a vertical or square aspect ratio, and carry it through to your editing software.
