Editor Pro

Editor Pro makes videos with more production: line-by-line lettering, animated scenes, supporting images and a soundtrack, all in your brand. You pick a style, say what goes on screen and review the scene plan before rendering.

To open it, click Content in the menu and then Editor Pro — or Edit with motion graphics in the Video studio.

Editor Pro and the available styles

Note

The video’s color and font come from your brand, in your Profile. Set it up before your first edit.

The styles

Each style sets the direction for the whole video — the lettering, the scenes and the camera movement. Watch with sound on before choosing.

Style	What it’s like	Best for
Motion storytelling	Immersive scenes, line-by-line lettering and a soundtrack	Explaining a treatment or telling a case, with a beginning, middle and end
Clinical	Cool blue, cards and screens to explain clearly	Showing your practice, your schedule and the way you see patients
Clarity	Medical green, diagrams and condensed lettering	Busting a myth or teaching a concept step by step
Presence	Rosy paper, serifs and a warm pace	A testimonial, a caring message, a personal introduction

Each style’s badge says how much it has been tested: Validated study or In validation. All four can be used.

Edit a video

Click Edit a video (or Use this style on one of the styles). There are four steps:

1. Video

Upload the video you filmed — on your phone, vertical. It can be one file or several, in the order they go into the edit. The voice comes from this video.

Caution

Limits: MP4, MOV or WebM; the whole sequence can be up to 2min40s, with at most 20 files.

2. Style

Choose the style and what goes on screen:

• Just you — you on screen, with the style’s lettering and cards;
• You + images from your library — a second video of yours goes alongside, in split screen, with no audio. It can be up to 100 MB and 15 minutes, and you confirm you have permission to use it;
• You + animated screens — screens like a schedule, WhatsApp and medical records come in when your speech calls for them. None of them show real data.

Prefer no style? Start from scratch, with just the subtitles you choose.

3. Subtitles and brand

Combine one to four lettering styles and adjust the text and highlight size, position (center, slightly below, lower third) and colors.

4. Music and review

Choose music (from the library, picked by the editor, or no music), sound effects, movement and the color look. Check the summary and click Create edit — the credit cost shows on the button, and it’s the same as an edit in the Studio.

Review before rendering

When the plan is ready, the video moves to Your turn to review. Open it and check it, tab by tab:

Tab	What you adjust
Cuts	The clips kept, with their start and end
Subtitles	The words (without touching the timing), color, size and position
Scenes	The layout, the lettering and the supporting images
Audio and color	The music, the effects and the color grading
Check	The final check

The player shows the raw video — it doesn’t simulate the final result. Make your adjustments, click Save review and then Approve and render.

Caution

Once you approve, the plan can’t be adjusted anymore. Save everything first.

Your videos

In Your videos you see which step each edit is on: In queue, Editing, Your turn to review, Done or Failed. A finished video has Download the final video and also shows up in the Studio gallery.

Your library of music, effects and images

Gabriel picks music, effects and images based on the context of what you say. In Your library of music, effects and images you add your own — with a name, keywords and confirmation that you have a license to use it (or that the media is yours). The library is private to your account.