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Use case · AI video editing
Most AI video tools stop at generation. You get a clip, then you open a separate editor to cut it, a separate tool for voice, a separate app for music, and yet another tool for export. Avocado AI is the workspace where generation, editing, voice, music, and export all live in one session. Twenty-two plus video models generate the clips. Compose edits them. Voice and music finish them. One workspace, one credit pool.
AI video editing usually means two separate workflows stitched together: generate the clip in one tool, then edit it in another. The handoff is where quality drops. The generated clip does not match the edit timeline. The voiceover is out of sync. The music bed was made in a third tool and the energy does not match. By the time you finish the export, you have touched four tools and the result still reads as stitched together.
Avocado AI collapses that chain into one workspace. Twenty-two plus video models generate the clips inside the same session where Compose edits them. Voice generation and AI music produce the audio in the same canvas. The export happens from the same session. No handoff, no format mismatch, no tool-switching tax.
Avocado gives you access to Seedance 2.0, Kling 3, Veo 3, Sora 2, LTX-2, and more. Each model has different strengths. Seedance handles cinematic control. Kling handles stylized social motion. Veo 3 handles brand film with native audio. Sora handles narrative shots. LTX-2 handles audio-driven motion. Inside Avocado, you pick the model per cut, generate the clip, and drop it straight into the Compose timeline without leaving the session.
The biggest problem with AI video editing across a campaign is product drift. Each generation looks slightly different, and when you cut between them in the edit, the viewer sees five different products. Avocado fine-tunes any of nineteen image models on your product photos. Every video generation starts from a brand-accurate still as the first frame. When you cut between clips in Compose, the product stays consistent because every clip was seeded from the same fine-tuned model.
Compose is the video editor built into Avocado. It handles the timeline, the cut, the transitions, the text overlays, and the export. It reads the clips generated in the same session natively, so there is no re-encoding, no format conversion, and no quality loss at the handoff. Compose exports at platform specs for TikTok, Reels, YouTube, Shopify, and paid social.
A finished edit needs voice and music. Avocado includes voice generation, voice cloning, and the Music Studio inside the same workspace. Generate the voiceover from the script, clone a consistent brand voice across variants, and produce a music bed that matches the campaign energy. Everything lives next to the clips on the Storyboards canvas before it moves into the Compose timeline.
The edit pass is rarely a single-player job. The founder reviews the brand voice. The designer checks the visual direction. The paid acquisition lead approves the variant for the ad set. In Avocado, all three open the same Storyboards canvas, comment on frames, and review the Compose timeline together. The Lini agent sits in the session, holds brand context, and suggests variations on demand.
The traditional AI video editing chain is: generate in tool A, edit in tool B, voice in tool C, music in tool D, export from tool B. Each handoff costs time, quality, and money. Avocado pools all of those into one workspace with one credit model starting at nineteen euros per month. The marginal cost of an additional edit variant inside Avocado is dramatically lower than buying that same variant across four separate subscriptions.
Avocado includes Flows, an automation layer that turns the edit-and-export process into a repeatable pipeline. Set up a flow once: generate the clips, add voice and music, apply transitions and text overlays in Compose, and export at the target platform spec. Run the flow every week with a new brief, and the pipeline repeats with fresh content. For a team running weekly edits for multiple channels, Flows removes the manual setup that eats an hour per session and keeps the output consistent across cycles.
Before the clips reach the Compose timeline, the team plans the edit on the Storyboards canvas. Drop cards for each shot in the sequence: the opening hook, the product reveal, the feature demonstration, the social proof insert, and the call to action. The Lini agent suggests shot transitions and pacing cues. The team reviews the plan on the multiplayer canvas, then generates each clip from the fine-tuned model. Planning first means the Compose edit is assembly, not discovery. The timeline loads pre-arranged clips, and the finishing pass takes minutes instead of hours.
Upload twenty to forty product photos. Avocado fine-tunes any of nineteen image models so every generated clip carries the brand identity into the edit.
Use Seedance 2.0, Kling, Veo 3, Sora, or LTX-2 to generate clips on the Storyboards canvas. Pick the model per cut based on the motion you need.
Generate the voiceover with voice generation or voice cloning. Produce a music bed in the Music Studio. Both live next to the clips on the canvas.
Drop the clips into the Compose timeline. Add transitions, text overlays, and adjustments. Compose reads the clips natively with no re-encoding.
Compose exports at the target platform spec (TikTok, Reels, YouTube, Shopify, paid social). One export per variant.
Standalone AI video editors handle the cut and export but not generation. You still need a separate video generator, a voice tool, and a music app. Avocado runs all four inside one workspace with twenty-two plus video models, voice generation, AI music, and Compose as the built-in editor. One session, one credit pool.
Yes. Generate clips from Seedance 2.0, Kling, Veo 3, Sora, or LTX-2 on the Storyboards canvas, then drop them straight into the Compose timeline. No re-encoding, no format conversion, no leaving the workspace.
Brand fine-tuning ensures every clip in the edit was generated from the same product identity. When you cut between a pack shot and a lifestyle cut in Compose, the product stays consistent because both clips were seeded from the same fine-tuned image model.
Yes. Compose exports at platform specs for TikTok, Reels, YouTube, Shopify, and paid social. One export per variant, no manual reformatting.
Avocado starts at nineteen euros per month, pools credits across image, video, music, and voice, and includes commercial rights on every plan. For a team running weekly edits, the pooled credit model is far cheaper than buying separate subscriptions for a video generator, an editor, a voice tool, and a music app.
Yes. Compose accepts standard video formats, so you can import clips from external generators or camera footage alongside clips generated inside Avocado. The timeline, transitions, text overlays, voice, music, and export all work the same way regardless of the clip source.
Image, video, music, voice, and UGC in one workspace, with Lini guiding the work. Start free, upgrade when you are ready to scale.