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This walks you through one full pass: upload footage, get clips back, fix what needs fixing, and export. You do not need any editing experience.
1

Create your account

Sign up at studio.guin.ai. On your first visit Guin asks a few short questions about what you make, then takes you to Home.
2

Pick where to start

Home offers two doors.
Guin Home screen with the sidebar and two cards labelled Clip Studio and Smart Editor
  • Clip Studio is the fastest way to turn footage into several publish-ready clips.
  • Smart Editor is best for making one video and for precise changes.
If you are not sure, start with Clip Studio. You can open any clip in the Smart Editor later.
3

Add your footage

Click Upload and pick your files, or choose footage you have already uploaded from Media library. Messy footage is fine. You do not need to trim, rename, or sort anything first.Guin starts preparing each file as soon as it uploads: it transcribes the audio, finds the shots, and watches what happens on screen. Longer files take longer. You will see states such as transcribing, analyzing footage, and finding shots before a file shows as Ready.
4

Say what you need

Type what you want the way you would text a person. Name the number of clips, the platform or shape, and anything you care about.
Clip Studio composer with a prompt box, Upload and Media library buttons, and suggestion chips
For example: 6 punchy verticals from the founder interview, hook-first, no filler.
5

Approve the plan

Guin reads the footage, chooses the moments, and shows you a plan before it cuts anything. Read it, change it if it missed something, and approve it. Guin then cuts, reframes, and captions each clip.
6

Review and refine

Watch each clip. Ask for changes in plain words, such as shorter, punchier hook on the first clip, or drop the shaky shot. For exact control, open the clip in the Smart Editor.
7

Export

Click Export, choose a resolution and format, and download the file when the render finishes. Exporting is the point where a plan is required. See Plans and pricing.

Next steps

Make clips in Clip Studio

How to ask for clips and what each stage of a run means.

Edit in the Smart Editor

Work with the Director and the timeline.