Quick tools

One-tap operations — dubbing, voice cleanup, eye contact, background removal, music and sound effects.

Some jobs are a single decision rather than a conversation. Those live in Quick Tools in the left rail, and each is one tap on a clip.

They're also available by asking, if you'd rather stay in the prompt box.

Voice cleanup

Removes room noise, hum and echo from your audio while leaving the voice intact. Worth running on anything recorded in an untreated room.

Voice isolation

More aggressive than cleanup — pulls the voice out and drops everything else. Use it when there's background audio you can't have, not just noise you'd rather reduce.

Eye contact

Adjusts gaze so a speaker reading from a script or looking slightly off-camera appears to look down the lens. Subtle by design; it's correction, not transformation.

Dubbing

Translates and re-voices a clip into another language, keeping the speaker's delivery. Useful for putting one recording out in several markets.

Background removal

Cuts the subject out from what's behind them, so you can put something else there. Works best with clear separation between subject and background.

Music

Generates a backing track that fits the length and feel of your edit. You can steer it — "something calmer", "more energy at the end".

Sound effects

Adds a specific sound at a specific moment, described in words.

Credits and time

These call out to specialist services, so they cost credits and take longer than a cut. Each shows what it will cost before it runs, and a failure returns the credits.

The result becomes a new version of the clip — the original stays intact, and undo works as it does everywhere else.