Fine-tune every shot by chatting, or use the editor directly.
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Make changes to your video by describing what you want — no manual editing required.
Use your own visuals in the new Hypernatural experience by uploading images or video clips directly into your video.
Control how long your animation is by adjusting the shot length before animating.
Dialogue in Hypernatural is baked into each shot's animation — here's how to add it or change it.
Add a free Ken Burns pan/zoom effect through chat — no credits required.
Turn a still image into a video clip using an AI animation model.
Animate your entire video or a selection of shots in one go — through chat, or automatically from the start.
Replace the image in a shot or change what it looks like — through chat or the editor.
Remove a scene from your video
Add a new shot from the timeline, storyboard, Media panel, or chat.
Change how long a shot lasts by dragging its edge on the timeline, or ask chat to set it for you.
Voiceover is a separate narration track from your shots — add it, edit the script or voice, or remove it entirely, using the timeline or chat.
Some animation models generate background audio (dialogue, ambience, or music) along with the visuals.
Turn a shot's baked-in animation audio up or down without regenerating anything, by asking the chat.
Turn captions on or off from the UI or chat — but font, size, position, and color changes need the Captions panel.
Swapping a character, product, logo, style, or voice in a single shot is done by describing the change in chat — there's no dedicated dropdown for a one-shot swap.
Two views of the same video — Storyboard for building your shots, Timeline for arranging them against music and voiceover.
Browse a music library and drop a track onto your timeline, then adjust its volume and fades.
Bring your own music or sound file into a video instead of picking from the built-in library.
Your video can carry up to three independent audio layers — voiceover, music, and per-shot animation audio — each with its own volume control.
Drag a shot to a new position in Storyboard or Timeline, or just tell chat where you want it.
Make a targeted edit that keeps the composition, or regenerate a shot from scratch using its underlying prompt.
There's no dedicated Undo button — this is how you undo a change and roll back to an earlier version, with your current state saved first.