AI video editor online Edit the clip by describing the change

Felo is a prompt-based editor for clips you generate. Ask for a slower push-in, a different ending or a new style in the same thread, and Felo renders a new version. It is not a timeline editor: there are no uploads, caption tracks or voiceover tools.

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Method
Prompt-based
Source
Felo clips
Ratios
6
Resolution
480P–2K
The Pancake Heist9:16 · 6 s · 2K · revised in thread

What can you edit by prompt?

A prompt edit re-generates the clip with your change instead of cutting the existing frames. That means you can change the direction of the scene, but you cannot trim, split or layer clips like a timeline editor.

Camera
slower, closer, wider, or a different move.
Action and ending
what happens, and how the shot resolves.
Style and light
palette, time of day, film look.
Format
aspect ratio, duration and resolution.
Sound
ambience, effects and music.
Glass Bloom

3:4 · 8 s · 2K · first frame

How to edit a video by prompt

Generate a base clip, then direct revisions in the same thread.

  1. 01

    Generate a base clip

    Start from text, an image or a pair of frames. Keep the prompt in the thread.

  2. 02

    Describe the change

    Ask for one clear revision: push in, change the ending, warm the light. One change per pass is easier to judge.

  3. 03

    Compare and download

    Watch the new version next to the original, keep the better take and download it.

Revisions this editor handles

For a clip that is close, but not right yet.

  1. 01

    Change the camera move

    Turn a static shot into a slow push-in, or pull back to show more.

  2. 02

    Change the action

    Ask for a different gesture, pace or ending in the same scene.

  3. 03

    Change the look

    Restyle the light, palette or texture without starting from a new prompt.

How to direct an edit in the thread

Treat the follow-up like a note to an editor. Be specific about what stays the same and what changes.

  1. Keep

    Name what must not change: the subject, wardrobe, framing or background.

  2. Change

    Describe one change at a time and where in the clip it happens.

  3. Camera

    Say how the camera should move differently, and how fast.

  4. Ending

    Describe the final frame you want, so the new take resolves cleanly.

  5. Limits

    For trims, cuts, captions or a separate voiceover, use a timeline editor.

Example revision prompt

“Keep the same raccoon, pancake and blueberry. Slow the camera push-in at the start and hold two extra seconds on the landing in the whipped cream. Keep the warm breakfast light and the playful pizzicato strings, but end on the raccoon reaching for the blueberry instead of the seamless loop.”

Try it in Felo

Clips you can revise by prompt

Each of these started with a prompt and can be changed with another. Pick one you would like to re-direct.

01

Glass Bloom

3:4 · 8 s · 2K
02

One Last Train

16:9 · 7 s · 768P
03

Signal from Europa

21:9 · 9 s · 768P
04

Clay Kitchen Rush

1:1 · 7 s · 768P
05

Folded Wind

3:4 · 8 s · 768P
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Video models in Felo

Felo routes each shot to a video model. Available models and their limits are shown in video settings.

  • MiniMax H3

    Available now

    Text, image and first/last-frame video

    4–15 s · 2K

  • Seedance 2.5

    Coming soon

    Fast, motion-heavy short clips

    — · —

  • Wan 3.0

    Coming soon

    Flexible generation modes

    — · —

  • Gemini Omni Flash

    Coming soon

    Fast multimodal generation

    — · —

  • Kling 3.0

    Coming soon

    Cinematic motion and character consistency

    — · —

MiniMax H3 supports 21:9, 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4 and 9:16. Limits are shown in video settings and can differ by model; upcoming capabilities will be listed at launch.

Is Felo the right fit?

Good fit

  • Revising Felo-generated clips
  • Prompt-level changes
  • Keeping scene context

Not a fit

  • Editing uploaded footage
  • Timeline cuts and keyframes
  • Captions or voiceover

Key takeaways

  • Felo edits generated clips by prompt, not on a timeline.
  • A revision re-renders the clip; it does not trim or layer existing frames.
  • Camera, action, style, duration, ratio and sound can all be revised in the thread.
  • Captions, voiceover and multi-clip assembly require a separate video editor.

Frequently asked questions

Is Felo a free online video editor?
Felo runs in the browser and video generations use Felo points. The pricing page lists what each plan includes. Felo is a prompt-based editor for AI-generated clips, not a timeline editor for arbitrary footage.
Can I upload my own video and edit it?
No. Felo edits clips it generates. You can use up to three reference videos as generation inputs, but there is no upload-and-cut workflow.
Can I trim or split a clip?
Not in Felo. A prompt revision generates a new take; to trim or split frames, download the clip and use a timeline editor.
Can I add captions or a voiceover?
No. Felo does not generate captions, subtitles or a separate voiceover track. You can add them in a video editor after downloading.
How many times can I revise a clip?
You can keep asking for changes in the same thread. Each revision is a new generation and uses Felo points.
Does it work on mobile?
Felo runs in a web browser. The editing thread is the same on desktop and mobile.
What can I change in a revision?
Camera movement, action, ending, style, lighting, aspect ratio, duration, resolution and sound. Describe what should stay the same and what should change.
How much does prompt-based editing cost?
Video generations, including revisions, use Felo points. The pricing page lists the points included with each plan.
When should I revise a clip instead of generating a new one?
Revise when the subject and framing are right but the action, camera, light or style is off. Generate a new clip when the subject, location or composition is wrong.
Does a revision keep the rest of the scene?
A revision starts from the clip in the thread and applies the described change. The more specific the request, the more of the original scene it can preserve; a style change can affect the whole frame.

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