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Video editor: just show what should change

No timelines, no keyframes: mark the spot, say what you want, and Macreto builds the new cut.

The video editor is where you review your video and request changes. Pause the video, draw or write on the frame and leave a timestamped comment. With “Adjust video,” Macreto applies every comment. You don’t need a timeline for any of it.

Review is step six

After video production, you get a preview of your video. Now’s the time to look closely: does the intro land? Does the visual match the explanation? Is a slide too crowded? In the video editor, you note everything that should change. Only once you’re happy do you move on to publishing.

How the video editor works

1. Pause the video

Watch your video and pause at the spot you want to change.

2. Draw or write on the frame

Sometimes showing is easier than describing. Circle an area, draw an arrow or write right on the frame. That makes it clear which element you mean.

3. Timestamped comment

For each markup, write a comment in plain words, like “Drop the logo here” or “Show this step longer.” The comment is saved with the timestamp of that spot, so Macreto knows exactly when and where the change should happen.

4. “Adjust video”

Once you’ve collected your comments, click “Adjust video.” Macreto applies all comments in one pass and builds the new cut. Then you review again. How long it takes depends on the scope of the changes and your material.

Tip: be specific

The more specific your comment, the better the result. Instead of “I don’t like this,” write “Shorter slide, just the three bullet points” or “Smaller facecam here, the tutorial matters more.” A drawing on the frame shows which element you mean.

Why comments instead of timelines

Traditional editing apps make you cut, move clips and dial in effects yourself. That takes time and practice. In Macreto’s video editor, you only describe the result you want. Macreto handles the rest.

It also helps when several people work on a video. With team seats, you invite teammates into the studio and work on your videos together. Creator includes 3 seats, Pro includes 5.

The learning book: corrections that stick

Some corrections only concern one video. Others always apply, such as a recurring style preference. Macreto picks up those general points from your corrections and saves them as rules in the learning book.

  • Rules for future videos: Macreto applies them to your next videos.
  • Visible: You can always see which rules Macreto has learned.
  • Editable: Change or delete rules when they no longer fit.

That way you don’t have to repeat the same correction in every video.

After review: publish

When you’re happy with the video, export it in full quality. It comes with the publishing package: titles, thumbnails, description and chapters. For the details of reviewing and correcting, see the guide Review and correct.

How Macreto helps you review

You stay the director of your video without sitting at the editing desk yourself. Show what should change, and Macreto makes it happen. With the learning book, your preferences become the default with every video.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need editing experience to use the video editor?

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No. You don't work with timelines but with comments. Pause the video, mark the spot and describe in plain words what should change.

What is the learning book?

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The learning book is where Macreto stores rules that apply generally based on your corrections, such as recurring style preferences. Macreto applies these rules to future videos. You can view and edit them at any time.

Can I have several changes applied at once?

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Yes. Collect as many comments as you like, then start “Adjust video.” Macreto applies all comments in one pass.

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