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Overview

After generation, treat assets like any other timeline clip: trim, retime, layer, and polish. Use this guide to make generated content feel native to the rest of your project. [insert screenshot of generated clip selected in timeline with trim, speed, and overlay controls]

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Before you start

  • Insert generated media into the correct scene.
  • Identify what still feels off: pacing, framing, clarity, or style mismatch.
  • Keep one alternate variation available for replacement.

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Steps

  1. Trim clip boundaries to remove weak lead-in/out frames.
  2. Retime sections where motion pacing conflicts with narration.
  3. Add overlays that clarify context (labels, arrows, short callouts).
  4. Align style (color/motion/audio tone) with surrounding scenes.
  5. Preview full sequence and confirm generated clip does not stand out negatively.
[insert screenshot of generated clip before and after pacing/style refinement]

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Check your result

  • Generated content blends with project style.
  • Scene pacing remains consistent.
  • Viewer can understand purpose without extra explanation.

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Troubleshooting

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Generated scene still feels disconnected

Either simplify local styling to match project baseline or swap to an alternate variation.

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Motion conflicts with narration timing

Retiming and strategic cuts usually solve this faster than regenerating everything.

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Quality drops after heavy edits

Return to source variation and make smaller, scene-specific edits.

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Next

Apply motion polish in Animations.