Fixing a fact
A wrong date in scene four means editing one sentence, not re-recording a voiceover and re-syncing captions.
Online video editor
An online video editor where you edit the idea, not the timeline
Traditional editors ask you to move clips on a timeline frame by frame. Chitrio edits at the level people actually think in: scenes. Change a sentence and that scene is re-voiced. Dislike an image and regenerate just that one. Want a different song, bigger captions or a scene cut shorter? Each is a single change, and everything you did not touch is reused rather than rebuilt.
Free trial to start · the cost is shown before every render
Straight answer: Scene-based editing covers most of the changes people actually make to AI videos. If you need frame-level effects, colour grading or complex compositing, export the MP4 and finish it in a traditional editor.
How it works
- 1
Open the project
Every render opens in Scene Studio, a single screen showing each scene's narration, visual, motion and headline side by side.
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Change what you want
Rewrite narration, edit a visual prompt, regenerate an image, upload your own image or clip, pick stock footage, reorder scenes or trim them.
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Re-render
Only the changed parts are made again. Captions, music volume, text overlays and stickers can also be adjusted after the render.
What people make with it
Client revisions
Feedback lands on specific scenes, and a revision costs a fraction of the first render because unchanged assets come from cache.
Caption corrections
A transcript-style caption editor lets you fix a word, split a line or restyle captions without touching the video.
Music changes
Swap the background track or its volume per render from the music library or an AI-composed track.
Mixing in real footage
Drop your own clip or photo into any scene and the narration stays in place around it.
Questions, answered
Is it a full timeline editor like Premiere?
No, and it does not try to be. It is built for editing AI-made videos by scene. For frame-precise effects work, a traditional editor is still the right tool.
Do I lose my work when I re-render?
No. Voice, images and motion clips that did not change are reused, so only the edited scenes are made again.
Can I upload my own clips?
Yes. Any scene can use your own image or video clip. Long recordings can be split into scenes automatically.
Can I add text and stickers?
Yes. Positioned text and sticker overlays can be added after the render, alongside caption styling.
Does it run in the browser?
Yes. Everything runs in the browser on desktop and mobile, and rendering happens on our servers, so a basic laptop or phone is enough.