Just say it.
Type the edit in the chat, or tap a suggestion like Bring this to life or Add calm background music. You can attach a photo, a clip or a sound to explain.
Where: AI edit in the dock.
AI and export
AI edit.
Say what you want: make the waterfall move, add calm music, put a title at the start. Swish makes the edit with the same tools you'd use, as one step you can undo.
Android 8.0 and up, 64-bit phones. Not on iPhone yet.
You describe it. Swish edits it.
Real tools, real edits.
It trims, splits and orders clips, sets speed, colour and crop, adds text, effects, skies and moving water, music, transitions, and even saves the video. Each change is a normal edit you can adjust.
One step to undo.
Everything one request did is a single undo. Compare the result with Before and After.
Clear about what it sends.
Only when you send a request: your words, recent chat, project details, a few frames, and sometimes a short piece of a clip's sound, through Swish's server to Google Gemini. Full videos never upload, and the server keeps nothing.
Made for every kind of creator.
Fast first drafts.
Describe the video you want and get a starting edit in one go.
Things you don't know how to do.
Ask for the effect by its result, not the tool name.
Repetitive jobs.
Put a title on every clip, or the same look across the project.
Questions.
Does AI edit make new video?
No. It edits your photos and clips with Swish's own tools. It doesn't generate video.
What does it send?
Only when you send a request: your prompt, recent chat, project details, a few frames and sometimes a short piece of a clip's sound, through Swish's server to Google Gemini. Full videos never upload.
Do I need an API key?
No. It works as soon as you're signed in.
Do I have to use it?
No. Everything else in Swish works without it, and offline.
Make your first move.
Swish is on Google Play. Install it, pick a photo, and show it what moves.
Get it onGoogle PlayAndroid 8.0 and up, 64-bit phones. Not on iPhone yet.