Export to Premiere, Resolve & Final Cut
An AI edit you cannot open in your own timeline is a dead end. Wedit is built for filmmakers who finish their films in an NLE, so the cut leaves the app as a real editing project - shots, order, and timing intact.
Premiere Pro
Export a sequence XML, open it in Premiere, and the film is on your timeline: every cut in place, linked to your media, ready for color, sound, and finishing.
DaVinci Resolve
One click builds the timeline directly inside Resolve, so you continue from the AI's cut without touching an import dialog.
Final Cut Pro
Export FCPXML and pick up the same cut in Final Cut, with the film structured shot by shot as it was on the board.
Why this matters
The point of an AI first pass is saving the long hours, not locking you into someone else's renderer. Deliver straight from Wedit when the film is ready as-is, or treat the AI cut as your assembly and finish it the way you always do. Either way the editing decisions stay visible and reversible.