Hire a video editor

Thinking of hiring a video editor? Meet Milo

If what you need is a steady flow of short videos — chorus clips, lyric videos, captioned snippets of interviews and shows — Milo, the AI video editor in TONTRIA Clips, can take that work off your plate any time of day. For bigger creative projects, a human editor is still the right call.

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The free plan includes 30 credits to start, no card needed.

What Milo takes off your plate

The repetitive editing, every day of the week

Short clips of your songs

The chorus or the best moment of a music video or a show, in vertical 9:16 with lyrics.

Lyric videos

The whole song with synced lyrics over the cover or over the video.

Captions that match your style

Karaoke, word by word or full lines, with your font and colors.

Consistency

Templates with each artist’s colors, font, position and logo, reused on every video.

No waiting for availability

Milo is available 24/7. Ask at night, on weekends or right before a release.

Approval stays with you

Milo never posts. You review every video before it goes out.

Hiring an editor vs. using an AI editor

Hiring a video editor makes sense when the work is creative and unique: a music video with a story, a tour documentary, a visual concept for an album. A good editor brings ideas, taste and judgment that are worth paying for.

Much of the editing an artist or a label needs every week is different: the same kind of short video, many times. The chorus with lyrics for Reels, a lyric video for YouTube, a captioned snippet of an interview, a piece of last night’s show. That work is repetitive, needs to be fast and needs to look the same every time — which is exactly what Milo does.

A practical split

Milo: short clips, lyric videos and captioned snippets, every day, with your templates.
A human editor: the music video, the documentary, the campaign concept.

Many teams use both: the human editor focuses on the big pieces, and the daily short videos come from Milo and the TONTRIA tools.

What you need to start

A link (Spotify, Google Drive, Dropbox or a direct file link) or the file itself, and one sentence describing the video. Milo shows the settings and the credits before starting, so you always know what you’re getting.

Hiring a video editor: questions

When should I hire a human video editor instead?

For a narrative music video, color grading, complex motion graphics, a documentary or anything that needs a creative concept, a human editor is the better choice. Milo is designed for the frequent, repetitive short videos around a release.

How much does Milo cost?

Milo uses credits from your TONTRIA plan: at least 1 credit for each request he understands, plus 1 credit per minute of video or audio processed. The free plan includes 30 credits to start; see the pricing page for the paid plans.

Can my team use Milo too?

Yes. Team members work in the same space and use the same templates, so every artist’s videos keep the same look.

Can I still edit the video myself?

Yes. Every video Milo makes is a normal project: you can open it, fix a word in the lyrics, change the style or export other formats.

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