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Match another video’s style
Match the editing style of that video.
To match the editing style of another video, add it to Bang AI’s Edit like this video (Ultimate, in the Mac app) and press Auto Edit on your own takes. Your cut copies that video’s pacing. Your words, your face and your product stay yours.
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Pick a video. Press Auto Edit. Get its rhythm.
Copy the feel of a video that works, without copying the video.
- Pick a video you likeA creator whose videos feel fast, or one of your own that did well.
- Add it to your editIn the Mac app, add it as the video to edit like.
- Press Auto EditYour takes are cut by what you said, at that video’s pace, with J and L cuts and captions.
What it copies, and what stays yours
It copies
- The pacing: how fast the video cuts
What stays yours
- Your words and your takes
- Your caption style, picked in the editor
- Your product and your overlays
Who Bang AI isn’t for: it cuts by what you say, so it works best on talking-to-camera videos with clear speech. If nobody talks in your videos, it’s the wrong app, and we’d rather tell you now.
How to pick a video to edit like
It copies the pacing, so pick a video for the way it moves, not the way it looks.
Good picks
- A talking-to-camera video, like the one you’re making
- One whose pace you can feel: fast and punchy, or slow and calm
- One of your own that did well
- A creator whose rhythm suits your product
Poor picks
- A montage set to music, with nobody talking
- A video you liked for its effects rather than its pace
- A video you plan to copy word for word
- One whose pace fights your topic, like a rapid cut for a calm routine
How to edit like another video, step by step
- Open Bang AI for MacEdit like this video is in the Mac app, on Ultimate.
- Add your takesFilm yourself as usual, then drag your takes in. Read a script or wing it.
- Paste the video you likeThe one whose pace you want yours to follow.
- Press Auto EditYour takes are cut by what you said, at that video’s pace, with J and L cuts and captions.
- Pick your captionsChoose your own caption style in the editor. The other video’s isn’t copied.
- Watch, fix, exportFix any cut by hand, then export 9:16, 4:5 and 1:1 together.
Three mistakes to skip
- Picking a video with no talkingYour cut is made from what you said, so a talking video is the closest match to yours.
- Picking a much longer videoA ten-minute vlog moves differently from a short. Pick one close to the length of yours.
- Talking at their speedTalk at your own pace while you film. The edit does the cutting.
Which pace suits which video
Match the pace to what you’re saying, then find a video that already moves that way.
Fast pacing suits
- Hooks and product reveals
- Lists: three tips, five picks
- Energetic products and trends
Slow pacing suits
- Routines you walk through step by step
- Stories and testimonials
- Calm products, like sleep or skincare
How to tell a video’s pace
Before you pick a video to edit like, check that its pace is the one you want.
- Count the cutsWatch ten seconds and count how often the picture changes.
- Listen for gapsNotice whether lines run straight into each other or leave a beat between them.
- Watch it mutedWithout the words, the rhythm of the cuts is easier to see.
Questions, answered.
Can AI copy the editing style of another video?
Bang AI copies its pacing. Add the video to Edit like this video in the Mac app (Ultimate), press Auto Edit, and your cut moves at that video’s pace.
Does it copy the other video’s captions?
No. Pick your caption style in the editor. What it copies is the pacing.
Does it copy the other creator’s content?
No. Your video is your own takes, cut by what you said. Only the rhythm of the cut comes from the other video.
Can I use one of my own videos?
Yes. Pick one of yours that did well, and your next cut moves the same way.
Where do I find Edit like this video?
In Bang AI for Mac, on Ultimate. Add the video whose pacing you want, then press Auto Edit on your takes.
What does pacing mean in video editing?
How fast a video cuts: how long each shot stays on screen and how quickly one line follows the last. It’s much of why two videos with the same words can feel so different.
Is pacing the same as editing style?
It’s the biggest part of it. Style also covers captions, music and effects. Bang AI copies the pacing, the part that decides how a video feels to watch.
Is Bang AI on the App Store?
Yes. Get Bang AI on the App Store for iPhone, which films with a teleprompter that scrolls your script, with a countdown. It’s on the web and the Mac too.
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