Work with the timeline
Navigate pages and tracks, move the playhead, adjust supported items, and review timing in both inline and full-editor timelines.
Written By Rishikesh from ngram
Last updated 4 days ago
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Two timeline contexts
The inline agentic timeline is optimized for the scenes in the current conversation. The full editor timeline supports a broader set of page and media tracks. Controls can differ, so follow the timeline visible in the workspace you opened.
Core controls
- Play, pause, and move the playhead.
- Select a page, scene, or track item.
- Zoom in, zoom out, or fit all pages.
- Resize or move an item only when the selected item permits it.
- Use timeline settings for the controls exposed by that editor.
Review timing safely
- Play from a few seconds before the edit.
- Check the cut or transition at the scene boundary.
- Confirm narration, captions, music, and visual timing remain aligned.
- Save, then replay the final range before export.
Locked and generated items
Some generated, watermark, outro, or system-managed items can be locked or constrained. If a direct trim or move is unavailable, request the change in chat or use the control designed for that item instead of forcing a timeline operation.
Before you finish
Before export, save the current project, replay the affected range and final CTA, and verify whether a public link needs to be updated. Keep independently created editor copies clearly named because they do not synchronize with the conversation.
Keep going
- Edit inside an agentic conversation — Edit scene content, layers, media, audio, interactivity, and timing inside a conversation.
- Use the full video editor — Understand the full editor and how it differs from inline agentic editing.
- Adjust music, voiceover, captions, and sound — Change captions, background music, narration, and sound-effect settings.
Continue in ngram
Open the relevant Studio surface and follow the current controls shown in your account.