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QuickEdit vs. ProEdit – when to use each.

Jogg.ai offers two editing modes after generation. Choosing the right one saves time.

QuickEdit: Minor, fast adjustments. Best for: changing a word or short phrase in the script, swapping an avatar, adjusting overall timing or aspect ratio. Does not open a full timeline editor. Results render quickly.

ProEdit: Full timeline editor for precise, multi-element control. Best for: script line changes with precise timing, adjusting individual clip lengths, adding or removing text overlays, modifying subtitle placement, changing background music, layering additional images or video clips, adjusting voice speed and volume. Renders after saving changes.

The quality review checklist for a product ad.

Apply this checklist to every generated video before downloading or publishing:

• [ ] Accuracy: Are all claims (price, features, availability) currently correct?
• [ ] Brand fit: Does the tone and visual style match the brand?
• [ ] Audience fit: Will this resonate with the specific target audience?
• [ ] Platform fit: Is the aspect ratio and length correct for the destination?
• [ ] Call to action: Is there a clear, correct call to action?
• [ ] Subtitles: Are they readable, accurate, and correctly timed?
• [ ] Rights: Do you have the rights to all elements in the video?
• [ ] Disclosure: Does the video require an AI disclosure on the destination platform?

Key ProEdit capabilities.

In ProEdit, students can:

• Edit individual lines of the voiceover script and re-render audio
• Swap the avatar for a different presenter at any point in the video
• Add text overlays, animated elements, or image inserts
• Trim clip lengths and adjust timing in the timeline
• Replace or remove background music
• Adjust subtitle font, size, and positioning
• Use "Edit as New" to create a modified variant of an existing video

Export and download.

After review, download the video in the resolution and format supported by your plan. Verify the watermark status for your plan before publishing. Confirm export format compatibility with the destination platform.