For years, AI video tools have mostly lived outside the editing process. You generate a clip, download it, import it into your editor, and continue working. A new app called Palmier Pro aims to eliminate some of those extra steps by bringing AI directly into the video timeline.
The newly launched video editor that Claude can use. Instead of treating AI as a separate chatbot or content generator, Palmier is designed to let an AI assistant interact with an active video project and make changes within it.
A video editor built around AI, not bolted onto it.
Most AI-powered creative tools today add intelligence as an extra feature. Palmier is taking a different route by building the editing experience around AI from the start. The app lets users ask AI to help organize footage, generate visual assets, create audio, and make edits without constantly switching between applications. The goal is to keep creators inside a single workspace rather than juggling separate AI tools and editing software.
