Ray 3.2 Video Edit directs footage after the take
Edit and reshape AI video with frame-level keyframe control while keeping the source clip as the anchor.
Ray 3.2 Video Edit
Ray 3.2 Video Edit
Edit and direct AI video with Ray 3.2 Video Edit. Reshape footage after the take with frame-level keyframe control, performance tracking, and photorealistic cinematic output. For the broader model overview, read the Ray 3.2 AI Video Generator.
Ray 3.2 Video Edit
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720p × 5s × 3 credits/s = 15 credits
Credit rates
| Resolution | Standard | HDR |
|---|---|---|
| 540p | 2 | 4 |
| 720p | 3 | 6 |
| 1080p | 7 | 14 |
HDR requires 720p or 1080p. Credits scale by resolution and HDR mode.
Result output
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Your result will appear here
Upload a source video, place keyframes on the timeline, then describe the edit you want.
Why choose Ray 3.2 Video Edit
Ray 3.2 Video Edit directs footage after the take
Inspired by professional AI video edit workflows, Ray 3.2 Video Edit combines source clip control, keyframe timing, and prompt-guided direction in one form.
Ray 3.2 Video Edit supports performance tracking
Place keyframes on the timeline, scrub the source video, and guide motion with clearer timing control.
Ray 3.2 Video Edit preserves photorealistic quality
Apply cinematic style shifts, environment changes, and controlled edits without rebuilding the shot from scratch.
Ray 3.2 Video Edit works with HDR delivery
Use 720p or 1080p HDR output when the edit needs stronger contrast and finish quality.
Ray 3.2 Video Edit fits iterative creative direction
Upload, keyframe, prompt, and export in one workflow designed for fast creative iteration.
Ray 3.2 Video Edit request fields
The Ray 3.2 Video Edit request stays focused
The API path uses the source clip, prompt, optional keyframes, output quality, and auto_controls. Keep the request lean so Ray 3.2 Video Edit stays fast to understand and easy to send.
| Parameter | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| source_url | Yes | Uploaded source clip URL. Required for every Ray 3.2 Video Edit request. |
| prompt | Yes | Describe the edit direction, style shift, or performance change you want. |
| source_media_type | Yes | MIME type for the uploaded source clip, such as video/mp4. |
| resolution | No | Output resolution: 540p, 720p, or 1080p. Defaults to 720p. |
| duration | No | Clip length: 5s or 10s. Defaults to 5s and syncs with the timeline. |
| auto_controls | No | Automatic controls. Defaults to true in the Ray 3.2 Video Edit form. |
| keyframes | No | Optional keyframe image URLs paired with keyframe_indexes. |
| keyframe_indexes | No | Timeline positions for each keyframe image. |
Ray 3.2 Video Edit workflow
Three Ray 3.2 Video Edit steps from upload to export
Upload the source clip, place keyframes on the timeline, then generate the directed edit.
01
Upload the Ray 3.2 Video Edit source clip
Add the source video above the timeline. This clip is required before generation.
02
Place keyframes on the Ray 3.2 Video Edit timeline
Click the track to add keyframes, drag markers to reposition them, and scrub the source video in sync.
03
Generate a Ray 3.2 Video Edit export
Describe the edit, choose resolution and duration, then generate the directed output.
Ray 3.2 Video Edit examples
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Sample 01
Motion Transfer
Keep the original movement rhythm while changing the visible subject or style, so the new shot still follows the same physical timing.
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Sample 02
Character Transformation
Change the character design while keeping the face timing, expression beats, and body performance readable in motion.
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Sample 03
Visual Effects
Layer a more cinematic effect treatment onto the existing action while keeping the motion and scene continuity intact.
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Sample 04
Performance Tracking
Guide the subject's path and body timing, then carry that same motion intent into a snowy skiing output.
Pricing
Credit packs for Ray 3.2 Video Edit runs
Choose the pack that matches your edit volume. Ray 3.2 Video Edit works best when the credit pack lines up with your upload, test, and export cadence.
Starter
$14.9Save 34%
$9.9
Limited-time creator pricing. Lock in credits before the offer resets.
- 100 credits included
- $0.090 per credit
- Create HD text-to-video or image-to-video clips with natural native audio
- 540p and 720p export, No watermark download
- Commercial use license
- Standard queue speed
- Email support
Basic
$39.9Save 25%
$29.9
Limited-time creator pricing. Lock in credits before the offer resets.
- 330 credits included
- $0.085 per credit
- Faster HD generation for daily content
- Text to Video & Image to Video with native audio
- 1080p export, No watermark download
- Commercial use license
- Priority queue speed
- Priority support (email)
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Plus
$69.9Save 29%
$49.9
Limited-time creator pricing. Lock in credits before the offer resets.
- 600 credits included
- $0.083 per credit
- Scale creative runs with better stability and look
- Text to Video & Image to Video with native audio
- 1080p export, No watermark download
- Commercial use license
- Faster priority queue + up to 5 concurrent jobs
- Priority support
Professional
$149.9Save 33%
$99.9
Limited-time creator pricing. Lock in credits before the offer resets.
- 1250 credits included
- $0.079 per credit (best value per credit)
- High-volume, professional delivery and teams
- Text to Video & Image to Video with native audio
- 1080p export, No watermark download
- Commercial use license
- Fastest queue + up to 10 concurrent jobs
- Full effects pack + early access to new features
- 24/7 priority support
- Bulk processing
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Ray 3.2 Video Edit FAQ
Ray 3.2 Video Edit FAQ
A quick reference for the most common Ray 3.2 Video Edit questions.
What does Ray 3.2 Video Edit do?+
Ray 3.2 Video Edit lets you direct and edit an existing AI video with keyframe control, prompt guidance, and optional HDR output.
Is a source video required for Ray 3.2 Video Edit?+
Yes. Every Ray 3.2 Video Edit request needs an uploaded source clip.
How does the timeline sync with the source video?+
When you hover or drag keyframe markers, the source video preview seeks to the matching time based on the selected duration.
Which durations does Ray 3.2 Video Edit support?+
Ray 3.2 Video Edit supports 5s and 10s outputs, and the timeline length follows the duration setting.
Does Ray 3.2 Video Edit support HDR?+
Yes. HDR is available at 720p and 1080p resolution.
What is auto_controls in Ray 3.2 Video Edit?+
auto_controls is enabled by default in the form so Ray 3.2 can apply automatic control handling during the edit request.