Regenerating Clips

Not every AI-generated clip will be perfect on the first attempt. Video Series makes iteration painless: you can regenerate any individual clip without affecting the rest of your series. Your current clip is always preserved, the new version is added alongside it as an additional “take.”

How to regenerate

On the Clips stage, click the Regenerate button on any clip card. A modal opens showing the current clip's video preview and its editable prompt. You can modify the prompt text before regenerating to guide the AI in a different direction.

Edit Prompt

Edit Scene 1 modal showing the current clip's video preview on the left and an editable prompt field on the right. An info banner reads 'Your current clip is kept. The new version will be added alongside it; other scenes stay untouched.' Footer shows 'Regenerating will cost Free' with Cancel and Regenerate buttons

The regeneration modal. The info banner confirms: “Your current clip is kept. The new version will be added alongside it; other scenes stay untouched.” The prompt is fully editable, tweak the camera direction, change the lighting, adjust the voiceover, then click Regenerate.

Multiple Takes

Clips view showing Scene 3 with a highlighted card, two take indicators (Take 1 outlined, Take 2 filled orange), a play button overlay on the video, and the Regenerate button. The card is visually expanded compared to other scene cards

After regeneration, Scene 3 now shows Takes indicators, numbered circles that let you switch between versions. Take 1 (outlined) and Take 2 (filled orange) are both available. Click either to preview that version, and the one you select is used in the final assembly.

✓

Non-destructive workflow. Regeneration never deletes your previous clip. Every take is preserved, and you choose which one to use when assembling. This lets you experiment freely without risk.