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DeepEditor | Flawless AI
DeepEditor is a film and TV post-production tool from Flawless that changes dialogue, transfers performances between takes, and fixes lip sync without reshoots. You upload source shots with new or adjusted audio, refine the sync frame by frame, then export results back into an Avid Media Composer timeline. It refines real recorded performances with assistive AI rather than generating synthetic footage.
Where most AI video tools chase content creators with open-ended generation, DeepEditor targets theatrical and streaming delivery pipelines. Work starts on cheap Draft vubs for offline editorial, and you only spend a Final token after the creative edit is locked and the performer signs off through the A.R.T. (Artistic Rights Treasury) consent workflow. That draft-then-final model is unusual in a category that usually sells monthly subscriptions.
Post supervisors, film editors, and directors use DeepEditor for in-vision ADR, performance transfer, censorship edits that change MPA ratings, and pacing fixes. The Playdate case study credits five profanity replacements with shifting that film from an R to a PG-13 rating. Major studios and streamers including Disney, Warner Bros., Netflix, and HBO appear on Flawless marketing pages as customers.
Avid Media Composer extension on macOS and Windows for in-timeline review
Draft vubs up to 1920×1920 at 10-bit color for offline editorial iteration
Final vubs export up to 8192×4608 at 16-bit with EXR and a VFX turnover package
A.R.T. consent workflow requires performer approval before any release
Ingests ProRes, DNxHR, H.264/265, MOV/MXF, and EXR sequences at 23.976–30 fps
1 face altered in a shot costs 1 token under the Draft and Final pricing model
Draft-then-final workflow lets you test ideas on cheap Draft tokens before committing to Final delivery.
Avid Media Composer extension slots exported shots back into existing editorial timelines.
A.R.T. consent workflow is built for guild-aligned film and TV productions.
Final exports reach up to 8K ACES EXR with a VFX turnover package for finishing pipelines.
Client media is ring-fenced per project and never used to train Flawless general models.
Draft vubs are not permitted for commercial distribution, so they cannot replace paid Final tokens.
Final token pricing scales with distribution scope, reaching $2,000 per face for worldwide theatrical.
Account access requires manual approval rather than instant self-serve signup.
Native integration is Avid-only; Premiere Pro and DaVinci Resolve are not listed as supported.
How much does DeepEditor cost?
DeepEditor uses a token model where 1 face altered in a shot costs 1 token. Draft tokens cost $30 each for offline editorial work that is not permitted for commercial distribution. Final tokens start at $350 for Regional or Worldwide Advertising scope, $875 for Worldwide Streaming and Broadcast, and $2,000 for Worldwide Theatrical release.
What is a vub in DeepEditor?
A vub is the edited output DeepEditor generates when you apply dialogue or performance changes to a shot. Draft vubs support offline editorial at up to 1920×1920 and 10-bit color, while Final vubs deliver mastering-grade output up to 8192×8192 at 16-bit with EXR support and a VFX turnover package.
Does DeepEditor work with Avid Media Composer?
Yes. DeepEditor offers an Avid Media Composer extension on macOS and Windows that lets you review exported MOVs directly in your existing timeline. Final exports support up to 8K resolution with ACES color spaces including ACES2065-1, ACEScg, and ACEScct.
Is DeepEditor free to try?
Approved DeepEditor accounts receive 3 free Draft vubs to test the full workflow at no cost for non-commercial use. Account requests are reviewed personally with a response within one business day. Draft and Final tokens are purchased separately with no subscription lock-in after approval.
How does DeepEditor handle actor consent?
DeepEditor includes the A.R.T. (Artistic Rights Treasury) consent workflow, which requires performers to review and approve every AI-assisted change before release. Production locks the creative edit and obtains artist sign-off before upgrading from a Draft vub to a Final token. This workflow was built in collaboration with guilds including SAG-AFTRA.
What video formats does DeepEditor accept?
DeepEditor ingests ProRes, DNxHR, MOV/MXF, H.264/H.265, MP4, and EXR image sequences at resolutions up to 8192×4608 and frame rates from 23.976 to 30 fps. Audio input uses WAV files at 48 kHz. Native OCIO color management supports ARRI LogC, REDlogFilm, and ACES workflows without a fidelity loss.
What is the difference between Draft and Final tokens?
In DeepEditor, Draft tokens generate offline editorial outputs at up to 1920×1920 and 10-bit color for testing creative ideas without commercial distribution rights. Final tokens produce delivery-grade vubs at up to 8192×8192 and 16-bit color with EXR export and a VFX turnover package for theatrical, streaming, or broadcast release.