How to Edit Videos on Golpo AI: Frame-by-Frame Editing Guide
Learn how to edit videos on Golpo frame by frame. With this feature, you can edit visuals with plain text, add images, replace text, upload reference images and edit animations in a super easy and intutive manner. and understand the credit cost before you start editing.

How to Edit Videos on Golpo AI: Frame-by-Frame Editing Guide
Golpo doesn't just generate videos — it lets you edit them frame by frame after generation. This is one of the features that separates Golpo from most AI video tools, where what you get is what you get.
In this guide, I'll cover how the editing feature works, what you can and can't change, how credits are handled, and which plans include it.
Where to Find the Edit Button
Once your video is generated, head to your Library page. Under each video, you'll see a small pen icon — that's the Edit button. Click it to open the frame-by-frame editor.
What You Can Edit
1. Edit Visuals Frame by Frame
The editor lets you go through your video one frame at a time and make targeted changes to the visuals. You're not re-generating the whole video — you're surgically fixing individual frames.
2. Add or Replace Images and Text
You can add new images or words/letters to any frame, or replace existing ones. This is useful when:
- The AI got a visual wrong and you want to swap it out
- You want to insert your own branding or diagram
- A word or label in a frame needs correcting
3. Upload Reference Images (Golpo Sketch Only)
For Golpo Sketch videos specifically, you can upload a reference image and have it placed into a frame — either as an addition alongside existing visuals, or as a replacement for another image. This gives you precise control over the visual content without needing to regenerate.
4. Audio Cannot Be Edited
One important limitation: you cannot edit or remove the audio. The voiceover and any sound from the original generation stay as-is. If you need different audio, you'll need to generate a new video with updated prompts.
How Credits Work for Editing
This is important to understand before you start:
- When you start editing, Golpo deducts credits equal to the length of the video. A 1-minute video costs 1 credit to edit; a 2-minute video costs 2 credits.
- Finalizing that version does not cost any additional credits. You can tweak as many frames as you want within that editing session without extra charges.
- If you start another version after finalizing, it follows the same pattern — credits are deducted again when you begin the new version.
- Start editing a 1-min video: 1 credit (deducted immediately)
- Edit frames within that session: No additional cost
- Finalize the version: No additional cost
- Start a new version after finalizing: 1 credit again
In short: each editing session costs the same as generating the video. Plan your edits carefully to make the most of each session.
Which Plans Include Editing?
Editing is not available on all plans:
- Starter: Not available
- Growth: Available as an add-on for $200
- Business and above: Included
If you're on the Growth plan, the $200 add-on unlocks editing for your account. For Business and Enterprise users, it comes built in.
See It in Action
Frame-by-frame editing of Golpo Sketch videos:
Additional editing walkthrough:
Quick Summary
- What you can edit: Visuals, images, text — frame by frame
- Reference image upload: Yes, for Golpo Sketch videos only
- Audio editing: Not supported
- Credit cost: Same as video length per editing session
- Additional cost to finalize: None
- Availability: Business+ (included), Growth ($200 add-on)
Related feature guides
- Video Instructions in Golpo — control scene structure and visual rules before generation.
- Insert your own images into Golpo videos — place reference images directly into scenes.
- How Golpo credits work — understand editing and version credit charges.
- Golpo pricing breakdown — compare editing availability across plans.
Golpo's editing feature fills a real gap in AI video tools. Most platforms force you to regenerate entirely if something's off. Being able to go in and fix individual frames — especially with reference image uploads on Sketch — gives you a level of control that's hard to find elsewhere. Just keep the credit model in mind: plan your edits before you hit that pen icon.


