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Video Agent by Fotor
Launched this week
Fotor Video Agent helps founders, marketers, and creators turn ideas, scripts, or raw assets into precision videos & motion graphics. It auto-orchestrates scenes, timing, visual FX, and kinetic typography—while keeping text, numbers, logos, and charts editable on a multi-track timeline before you render. Update stats at the last minute or refine timing without regenerating the whole video. Ship promos and explainers faster with zero black-box outputs and no tedious keyframes.
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Triforce Todos
How much do you usually have to fix after AI creates a video from a doc? Or is it pretty much ready to use? also it's different from Davinci
Fotor
@abod_rehman It usually gets you pretty close to a usable first draft, but I wouldn't say zero editing. The nice part is that the output stays fully editable, so you can tweak scenes, text, timing, assets, etc. without starting over. And that's also where it's quite different from DaVinci — we're trying to handle more of the planning and creation before you even get to the editing stage
@abod_rehman I still tweak things! Usually copy, pacing, or some of the motion details. I used to do a lot of that final clean-up in Final Cut Pro, so I’m quite used to AI getting me 70–80% there and then finishing things myself.
What I like here is that I don’t necessarily have to jump into another editing tool for every small change. If it’s a number, text, logo, chart or motion element, I can often just fix it there before rendering. I don’t expect AI to get everything perfect in one go haha, I just don’t want to regenerate the whole thing because one detail is wrong 😄
And yeah, fotor is pretty different from DaVinci. I see this more as taking a doc or idea through the production process and giving me something I can keep working on, rather than just generating the video and handing me the output.
Mom Clock
Nice one! I just tried the Motion Studio by @Topview yesterday, gonna try this one too and see which works better for me.
Fotor
@justin2025 Thanks Justin! Definitely give it a try and let us know what you think! I'd be especially curious to hear how you find the idea/doc → full video workflow and the editing flexibility afterward. Would love to hear which one fits your workflow better!
Fotor
@dhirajwohra Thank you! The editable timeline was definitely something we cared a lot about. “AI made it” is cool, but “I can actually go in and fix it myself” is even more useful. 😉
This new ai feature honestly seems useful.
Quick question: does it work well with portraits where the subject is close to the edge, or does this struggle with complex backgrounds?
Fotor
@angelo_bram Yeah, that's a good one to test! The Agent can handle subjects near the edges and fairly complex backgrounds, but I wouldn't claim every tricky shot will be perfect on the first try. If something needs adjusting, you can fix it directly in the timeline rather than starting over
PodcastorAI
I could see this being especially useful for recurring video formats. Once you know the type of content you want, having an agent handle the repetitive production steps makes a lot of sense.
Fotor
@parsons_wu_real That's one of the use cases we had in mind. A lot of video work isn't actually creative work — it's repeating the same editing, asset selection, captions and motion steps with slightly different content. That's exactly the kind of work we'd like the Agent to take off your plate
Hedy AI
The editable multi track timeline really stands out. Being able to fix a typo in a chart or change a logo without rebuilding the whole video solves a very really frustration with AI video tools.
Fotor
@kate_sleeman Exactly!😄 In real marketing work, there's always that “oh, can we just change this one thing?” moment — a typo, a number, a logo, a CTA… We didn't want that to mean regenerating the entire video
Feels like AI video is moving from “generate me something cool” toward “help me produce something I can actually use.” That second category is much more interesting to me.
Fotor
@phoenixhu That's exactly the direction we're aiming for. The real test for us isn't “does the video look impressive?” It's “would I actually use this in a campaign, social post, or client project?” That's the bar we're trying to hit