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Use General Video when the work is genuinely custom: several source types, editable footage, a longer multi-scene story, an unusual format, or close creative collaboration.

A complete launch film about timeline editing. The custom route combines the story, product evidence, motion, voice, music, and sound.

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How should the agent work with you?

In companion mode, the agent proposes a complete creative treatment first. You redirect or remove what does not serve the idea; you do not have to request quality layer by layer.

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Use the custom route when

  • several kinds of source material must become one video;
  • the underlying footage may be trimmed, reordered, or changed;
  • the piece needs a longer or unusual multi-scene structure;
  • the same idea needs deliberately redesigned versions for different formats;
  • you want to shape the creative treatment with the agent.
If one source already determines the job—a product URL, article, pull request, track, talking-head clip, or short motion graphic—start with its focused workflow.

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Keep feedback useful

Review the story before polishing motion. In Studio, make direct changes you can point to. Ask the agent when feedback affects several scenes, source files, media, or the overall narrative. Before export, confirm:
  • only source material that serves the story remains;
  • narration, music, sound, and silence have a deliberate role;
  • each requested format has been composed, not merely cropped;
  • the opening and ending feel designed;
  • the complete project passes its checks.

Review in Studio

Watch the complete result, make direct edits, and export versions.