> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.reap.video/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Edit Clips > Open generated clips in the editor, refine them with transcript-based tools, and use detailed editor guides for specific tasks. > **For AI agents:** a documentation index is at [/llms.txt](/llms.txt). Every page is also available as markdown, just append `.md` to the URL. ## Overview Reap's editor helps you fine-tune clips after they are generated. You can open a clip in the editor, adjust the transcript, remove unwanted parts, change layout and orientation, add assets, and export a polished final result. ## What You Can Do In The Editor Use the editor to: * Remove or trim unwanted parts from clips * Correct transcript words * Highlight important words * Add emojis * Add highlights * Add voiceover * Change orientation * Add assets, b-rolls, text, and branding * Adjust caption timing * Reorder timeline rows and add more layers ## How To Open A Clip In The Editor 1. Generate your clips in Reap. 2. Click the **Edit** button below the clip you want to refine. 3. Make changes in the editor, preview the result, then export when you're ready. ## Transcript-Based Editing Inside the editor, you can select transcript text and apply editing actions directly from the context menu. Common transcript actions include: * `Set as start` * `Set as end` * `Correct word` * `Highlight` * `Add emoji` * `Remove caption` * `Remove video` * `Cut` ## Sidebar Tools The editor also includes tools such as: * `Brand` to apply your brand template * `Caption` to change caption presets * `AI Tools` for emoji, highlighter, and voice over features * `Text` to add text overlays * `B-rolls` to add supporting footage * `Assets` to add audio, video, or image assets ## Core Editing Guides Start with these common editing workflows to shape the look, pacing, and structure of your clip. Add text overlays and control their position, style, and timing. Change row order to control which elements appear above others. Add opening and ending assets for a more polished final video. Layer in supporting visuals to make clips feel more dynamic. Bring in images, video, or audio files directly into the editor. Place a watermark or branded asset on top of your clip. Create extra rows when you need more layers for complex edits. Add enter and exit transitions between segments. Apply filter presets to quickly change the visual style. Fine-tune brightness from the video panel. Access clip-level settings and controls from the editor panel. Speed up common editing actions with keyboard shortcuts. ## Orientation, Layout and Reframing Use these guides when you need to change the shape of the frame, improve composition, or troubleshoot reframing issues. Switch the clip orientation and review each segment after the change. Choose the layout that best fits the speaker or screen share in the frame. Use the right mode when your video includes screen sharing or slides. Follow an on-stage speaker and keep them in frame as they move. Fine-tune framing on the canvas when automatic results need more control. Troubleshoot framing and cropping issues in the editor. Understand why layout options are not available for landscape videos. Learn how auto-reframing behaves after adding new segments or saving changes. ## Captions, Emojis and Highlights Use these guides when you want to restyle captions, change their position, or refine them with emojis, highlights, and timing adjustments. Browse caption presets and customize the style for your clip. Turn captions off when you want a clean export without subtitles. Move captions anywhere on the canvas to better fit your layout. Customize font and color settings to match the look of your clip. Add emojis to specific transcript moments for extra expression. Emphasize key words directly from the transcript. Fine-tune when captions appear and disappear with more precision. ## Remove Silences, Find and Correct Words Use these guides to clean transcript issues, remove dead air, and polish the final pacing of your clip. Detect and remove silent sections automatically from the editor. Fix incorrect caption words directly from transcript options. ## Segment Editing Use these guides when you want to extend an AI clip or remove sections that are not working. Add more content when an AI-generated clip ends too early. Cut unwanted transcript sections and clean up the final clip quickly. ## Tips For Editing Clips * Start with transcript edits first when you want the fastest changes. * Preview your clip after each major adjustment. * Use assets and timeline rows together when you want layered visual edits. * Export only after the transcript, layout, and timing feel right.