1. Select the thing you want to change
Pause on the relevant frame, then click the element on the canvas. A selected element gets an outline and handles. If several elements overlap, find the exact one in Layers.- drag it on the canvas to move, resize, rotate, or crop it;
- open Design to change text, layout, color, media, or other properties;
- undo immediately when the result is not what you intended.
2. Fix when something happens
Use the timeline when the right element appears at the wrong moment.- Drag a clip to move it earlier or later.
- Drag an edge to change how long it remains.
- Move the playhead through the surrounding cut before judging the change.
- Use the razor only when one supported clip must become two.
3. Adjust motion or replace media
Select an element and open its motion controls to work with animation and keyframes. Diamonds on the timeline mark values at specific moments. Move the playhead to one, change the value, then play through the complete movement. For media, select the image, video, or audio element and replace its source from the Inspector or Assets. Recheck its crop, duration, and transition after replacement.4. Decide whether Studio is the right tool
Use Studio for a change you can point at: wording, position, styling, media, timing, or one animation. Ask the agent when the change affects the story, several scenes, source research, or the project structure. Both edit the same project, so you can move between them without exporting or converting anything.5. Check and render the version
Watch the complete project once. Pay particular attention to the opening, scene boundaries, captions, and audio ending. Use Lint for a quick Studio pass, then runnpx hyperframes check from the project folder before delivery.
Open Export, choose the format and resolution required by the destination, and start the render. Watch the exported file itself before sharing it.