Edit Captions, Titles, and Descriptions by Chatting: The Copilot Command Guide

With Clipzing Copilot you can edit a clip's captions, title, description, and hashtags by typing a plain-English instruction — no menus, no re-rendering by hand. This is the command reference: what to say, what happens, and how to batch edits across many clips at once. Open the Copilot with ⌘K and try any of these.

Which clip edits can the Copilot make?

Everything that lives as text or style on a clip is fair game, and all of it is reversible — so the Copilot just does it and reports back.

Because these are reversible, there's no confirmation step. If you don't like the result, just ask again: "try a shorter title" or "less salesy description."

How do I change caption style by chat?

Captions are the single biggest lever on short-form retention, so this is the most common request. You can talk about style in whatever terms feel natural:

"Make the captions big, centered, and yellow — TikTok energy."

"Switch to a minimal white caption, small, bottom third."

"Give it a bold outlined style so it reads on any background."

The Copilot maps your description to a caption preset and re-renders the clip so the preview matches the final export. You'll see a live progress card while it renders.

How do I rewrite a title or description?

Titles and descriptions live on the clip and drive click-through, so the Copilot treats them as fast, reversible edits:

"Rewrite the title to open with a bold claim."

"Write a description that teases the payoff without spoiling it, and end with 'follow for more.'"

Want to compare options before committing? Ask for a ranked set:

"Give me three titles for this clip, strongest first."

Then: "use the second one." The Copilot applies your pick.

Can I fix hashtags with the Copilot?

Yes. Generic hashtags (#viral #fyp) do little; niche, topical ones help the algorithm place your clip. Ask for a regeneration with direction:

"Regenerate hashtags — keep them specific to the topic, drop the generic ones."

How do I batch-edit many clips at once?

This is where chat crushes manual work. Instead of opening 20 clips, describe the batch:

"Apply that bold caption style to every clip from the Tuesday podcast."

Batch caption changes are treated as a bigger action, so the Copilot summarizes the scope — how many clips it will touch — and asks you to confirm before it re-renders them. That single confirmation covers the whole set.

Does the Copilot remember my preferences?

Yes. Tell it once:

"I always want captions centered and titles under 60 characters."

It stores that as a preference and applies it to future requests, so you're not repeating yourself. You can update or clear preferences the same way — just say so.

Reversible vs. confirmed: what applies instantly?

A quick mental model for the whole Copilot:

Text and style edits are instant because you can always change them back. Anything public, destructive, or large-scale waits for your click. More on that model in How the Copilot works.

Frequently asked questions

How do I change caption style in Clipzing without the editor?

Open the Copilot with ⌘K and describe the look you want — "bold yellow TikTok captions" — and it maps that to a preset and re-renders the clip. No editor needed.

Can the Copilot write titles and descriptions for me?

Yes. Ask it to write or rewrite a title or description, or request several ranked options and pick one. Both apply instantly since they're reversible.

How do I edit many clips at once?

Describe the batch — "apply this caption style to all clips from that video." The Copilot summarizes the scope and asks for one confirmation before re-rendering the whole set.

Do caption changes re-render the clip?

Yes, changing caption style re-renders so the preview matches the export. You'll see a live progress card in the chat, and it follows your plan's rendering limits.

Can I undo a title or caption change?

Yes — titles, descriptions, captions, and hashtags are all reversible. Just ask for a different version and the Copilot replaces it.

Does the Copilot remember how I like my captions?

Yes. Tell it your preferences once (e.g. "always center captions") and it stores and applies them to future edits.

Keep reading: Meet Clipzing Copilot · Add B-roll by asking · Schedule posts from chat · How the Copilot works