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Most creators film in batches: record 5-10 clips in one session, then edit throughout the week. AI Edit makes it possible to turn a full week of polished, captioned, styled content in under an hour.

The batch workflow

1

Write all your scripts before filming

Before you touch the camera, write scripts for every video in the batch. This removes decision-making from your recording session and lets you batch-record without stopping to think.
Name each script with the planned post date (e.g., “Mon-Apr-21”) so your projects stay organized from the start.
2

Film everything in one session

Open Camera in Captions, enable the teleprompter, and record all your clips back to back. Each recorded clip is saved as a separate project in your library. Aim for 2 takes per clip and pick the best one per project.
3

Process clips in sequence with AI Edit

Open your first clip, tap AI Edit, choose your style, and tap Generate. While that clip is generating (typically 1-2 minutes), move to the next clip and start it.
Choose your style once and remember it. Using the same AI Edit style across all clips in a batch gives your content visual consistency without extra work.
4

Do a quick review pass on each clip

While the next clip is generating, review the previous one. Use Co-editor to make corrections by typing: “fix the caption on the word X,” “remove the last 3 seconds,” or “change the music track.” These quick text commands are faster than manual timeline edits.
5

Export each clip as you finish

Export clips as you review them rather than waiting until the end. Captions keeps all your projects in your library, so you can export asynchronously and queue them up for posting.
6

Schedule your posts

With 5-7 clips edited and exported, you have a full week of content. Import them into your preferred scheduling tool or post directly from your camera roll.

Time benchmarks

These are realistic estimates for a 5-clip batch of 60-second videos:
StepTime
Writing 5 scripts~20-30 min
Recording 5 clips (2 takes each)~30 min
AI Edit generation per clip~1-2 min
Review and corrections per clip~5 min
Export per clip~1 min
Total for 5 clips~1 hour
The key efficiency gain comes from parallelism: while one clip is generating, you’re reviewing the previous one.

Tips

  • Use the same AI Edit style across your entire batch for visual consistency. Pick it once, not five times
  • If you use a teleprompter, write all scripts before your recording session so you can batch-record without stopping
  • Name projects with the intended post date so you can find them quickly in your library
  • Keep your recording environment consistent between clips (same background, same framing) so your content looks like a cohesive series
  • If a clip needs significant rework, set it aside and finish the rest. Don’t let one problem clip slow down your whole batch

What’s next?

AI Edit Workflow

Deep dive into the full AI Edit workflow.

AI Edit Styles

Explore and choose the right style for your content.

Camera and Teleprompter

Record and use the teleprompter inside Captions.

Co-editor

Chat to edit. Make quick changes without manual timeline editing.
Last modified on April 20, 2026