AI Video Editing via Chat
Describe your edit to an agent to trim videos, add music, subtitles, or crops — no timeline or GUI. Install two skills, then editing is done by conversation.
Suited for repetitive edits: trimming intros, captioning a batch of clips, grading several videos. The agent handles the API calls, polls for completion, and delivers the finished files back to chat.
Requirements
OpenClaw skills: video-editor-ai — chat-based editing with BGM, subtitles, and export; ai-subtitle-generator — auto captions, subtitle burning, SRT export.
>Как настроить
- First complete the current prerequisites documented on the two linked skill pages above, then install the skills:
clawhub install video-editor-ai
clawhub install ai-subtitle-generator
- Drop a video file into chat and describe your edit in plain language, for example:
Trim this video from 0:15 to 1:30, add background music (something upbeat),
and burn subtitles in English.
- For batch processing, describe the pattern:
I have 5 clips in /videos/raw/. For each one:
- Crop to 9:16 vertical
- Add auto-generated captions at the bottom
- Export as mp4
Be specific about timestamps and output format (e.g. export as mp4 at 1080p). For subtitles, mention the source language if it's not English. Color grading works best with reference descriptions (e.g. warm sunset tones) rather than technical values.
Avoid uploading sensitive footage (faces, IDs, confidential screens) unless you've reviewed the provider's data retention and privacy policy.
Source: hesamsheikh/awesome-openclaw-usecases and its contributors. License: MIT.
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Translation and editorial adaptation by ClawCases.
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