10:24How to Edit Videos with AI in 2026 (Start to Finish)
Julian Eisenkirchner takes one raw talking-head clip, the same file he had already rush-edited in Premiere Pro, and rebuilds it entirely inside a browser tab using Riverside's AI editing tools. Uploading alone produces four scored short-form clips, four hooks, social posts and thumbnail snapshots before he clicks anything. He then works the co-creator prompt box with three verbatim instructions, cuts video by deleting words in the transcript, runs auto-generate B-roll, adds music and one-click caption presets, and finishes by describing a beach shot in plain English and having Google Veo 3 generate it inside the editor. He claims the whole edit took about ten minutes against hours in Premiere, and volunteers his own caveat: check the B-roll, check the music, and check the information is still there, because it is right nine times out of ten.