Meta has updated its generative AI video editing across the Meta AI app.
The update, available in the US, Australia and more than a dozen countries around the world, gives users the capability to edit short-form videos using a variety of preset AI prompts that can transform outfits, location and style.
The feature was inspired by the platform’s Movie Gen models and is a step toward bringing users AI video generation and editing across its apps and products.
Meta says its AI video editing feature is intuitive and easy to use and create high-quality video edits without video-editing expertise.
The platform explained that when a video is uploaded to the Meta AI app, Meta.AI website or Edits app, a user can explore more than 50 editing prompts to transform 10 seconds of the video for free for a limited time.
Meta AI will edit the video to match the selected preset prompt which can then be shared directly to Facebook and Instagram or the Discover feed.
The tech giant said the platform was built to make experimenting creatively and accessible to share with friends, family and followers. It also worked with creators to understand which prompts would appeal to their audiences, and to make it it a seamless part of their creative process.
Meta’s launch of generative AI video editing follows the creation of Make-A-Scene models, which enabled the creation of image, audio, video and 3D animation.
The platform also created the Llama Image foundation models, allowing for the generation of higher quality images and videos, and instruction-based image and video editing.
Last year, Meta combined all of these modalities to create Movie Gen, a model that can produce custom videos and sounds, and edit existing videos based on simple text inputs.