FAQ
FAQ
These answers cover what Reeloya is, which footage it fits, whether captions need proofreading, and whether you can sign up yet.
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What is Reeloya?
Reeloya is an AI video editor for talking-head videos, interviews, and lessons. It splits recorded footage by content, marks clips that can be published alone, and drafts captions that still need proofreading.
How does Reeloya relate to CapCut and Premiere?
They sit in sequence. CapCut and Premiere handle finishing, packaging, and export on a timeline. Reeloya handles the work before that full listen-through: finding topics, cutting redundancy, splitting clips, and drafting captions. The comparison is in what is AI video editing.
What kind of video is it for?
It is for speech-led footage such as talking-head videos, interviews, video podcasts, lessons, and product explanations. Narrative films, effects-heavy ads, and frame-by-frame animation are outside this scope.
Can you publish as soon as the AI finishes?
Check numbers, proper nouns, promises, and facts before publishing. Reeloya produces an editable draft. The creator uploads it.
How do you turn a long video into short videos?
Each short video answers one question. Find the question, the conclusion, and one example in the long footage, cut the greeting, and make every clip understandable on its own. The steps are in how to turn a long video into short videos.
Do captions still need a person?
Yes. Speech recognition misses homophones, names, and numbers. Proofread the captions at least once before publishing.
Can I sign up now?
The product is still being shaped. This site explains the problem Reeloya is built for and how the edit works. Which capabilities are open follows the launch notes.
Can I use footage that is not in Chinese?
The first version is designed around Chinese talking-head videos, interviews, and lessons. Support for other spoken languages will be stated at launch. The workflow is in how Reeloya edits a talking-head video.