Edit shot is the Edit Video tool for changing the camera shot or framing of a video. You keep the subject and action, and change how it's shot — for example switching to a close-up, a wide angle, or a different camera move — by describing it or choosing a preset.

It re-renders your source video with a different camera shot. The panel is labelled Camera shot description, and you tell it the framing you want either in your own words or by picking a ready-made preset.

There's a text box with the placeholder "Describe your style, or choose a preset." — that's the app's shared/generic placeholder text; for this tool you type the camera shot or framing you want (not a visual style). The box is limited to 500 characters, and a counter shows how many you've used. A non-empty description is required unless you've chosen a preset.

Yes — below the box is a grid of preset shot options you can tap to apply instantly. If there are more than fit, a View all option opens the full set. Picking a preset saves you writing the description yourself.

Generate stays off until you've added a video and provided a shot — typed text or a selected preset. If the box is empty and no preset is chosen, you'll be asked to "provide a valid input prompt" for the re-shot. A duration limit also applies, so long clips may need trimming — the limit depends on the quality you pick and is shown as a hint in the panel.

The description box and preset grid stack below the video. Presets scroll within the panel and View all opens the full set; the 500-character limit and counter work the same.

Related: Edit Video overview · Edit style · Edit motion