Client notes in. Next version out.
The AI editor reads the brief and every time-coded note, makes the changes in the real sequence - B-roll, grade, music, SFX - checks the cut against the client's rules and uploads it as the next version, in the brand's own style.
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EDIT PLAN · V3 → V4
0/63 client notes applied
0:04 · 0:11 · 0:18
B-roll matched to the script
“freshly roasted” → bean pour
Grade · skin tones protected
Brand look: warm, natural
Licensed music + SFX
Ducked under the voice
AI QC · no issues found
16 checks against client rules
Uploaded as v4
Same review thread as v3
Every time-coded note becomes an edit
Clients leave notes on the frame they mean. The AI editor reads each one at its timecode, makes the change on the timeline and ticks it off - so round two starts from a cut that already answers round one.
Reads notes at the exact frame
"Trim the pause at 0:12" and "swap this shot" land where the client clicked, not in a paraphrased summary.
Every note accounted for
Each note shows as applied or handed to your editor - nothing is silently skipped.
Your editor stays in charge
A note that's ambiguous goes to a person instead of a guess, with the frame and the client's words attached.
The finishing work, done to the script
The slow parts of a cut - cover shots, a consistent grade, a music bed that sits under the voice - handled shot by shot, from what the script actually says.
B-roll matched to the line
Reads the script, finds the beat that needs cover and places generated or library B-roll that fits what's being said.
Color grading with true skin tones
One consistent grade across every clip, with skin protected so faces never drift orange or grey.
Licensed music and SFX, mixed under the voice
Tracks and effects cleared for client deliverables, organic posts and paid ads - ducked wherever someone speaks.
Edits like your team, not like a template
Every brand has its own pacing, caption style and things the client always sends back. The AI editor works from that brand's brain, so a cut for a coffee chain never looks like a cut for a law firm.
Learns from approved versions
What a client signed off on last month is the starting point for this month's cut.
Caption style per brand
Font, placement and casing follow the brand's own rules, not one preset for every client.
Leans on what got results
Hooks, lengths and formats that performed in the brand's post analytics shape the next edit.
FEEDS IT
Approved · Reel v3
Signed off by the client
Client note
“Less text on screen”
Post analytics
+38% avg. watch time
Warm, first person, no hype words
Spelt “Maya”, never “Maia”
Warm grade, skin kept natural
Hook in 2s · reels 25-35s
Never say “cheap” or “best in town”
READ BY
Checked, exported and uploaded as the next version
Before anyone watches it, the cut goes through AI QC against the client's rules. Then it lands on the task as v2, v3, v4 - in the same review thread, beside the notes it answered.
AI QC before human review
Captions against the speech, names, links, banned words and loudness - each flagged at its timecode.
Uploaded as the next version
No export-download-upload loop: the new version appears on the task, ready to compare with the last one.
Round-trip to Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve
Open the AI's edit in your editor's own project to polish it, then bring the finished cut back as a version.
FINDINGS · CHECKED BEFORE REVIEW
Suggestions only - nothing changes the task's status.
Also included
Applies client notes
Time-coded notes become timeline edits.
B-roll from the script
Generated or pulled to fit each line.
Skin-safe grading
A consistent look with natural faces.
Cleared music & SFX
Safe for client work, organic and paid ads.
Brand-specific style
Works from each brand's own brain.
Premiere & Resolve
Round-trip into your editor's project.
Frequently asked questions
A chatbot can write a shot list, but it can't open your timeline or render a frame. It forgets the brand between chats, can't license a song, has no client rulebook to QC against, and has no versions or approvals. Timeliner's AI editor works on the actual sequence, remembers each brand through its brand brain, uses cleared music and SFX, runs AI QC, and uploads the result as the next version in the same review and approval flow.
No - it takes the repetitive passes off their plate. Notes, B-roll cover, grade consistency and the music mix are drafted for them; your editor reviews, polishes and owns the cut. Anything the AI isn't sure about goes to a person rather than a guess.
Yes. Music and sound effects come from a licensed library cleared for client deliverables, organic social posts and paid ads, so a post doesn't get muted or claimed.
Yes. The AI's edit round-trips into a Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve project, so your editor can finish it in their own tool and bring the final cut back into Timeliner as a new version.
From the brand brain: each brand's voice, pacing, caption style, approved work and what performed in its analytics. The more versions a client approves, the closer the first cut lands.
It stays in your Timeliner workspace under your permissions - nothing is pasted into a consumer chat app - and clients see only what your workspace already shows them.
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