# Editing your scene

> Fix transcription mistakes, add or delete lines, adjust timing, and manage your scenes.

- URL: https://www.offbook.com/help-center/guides/editing-your-scene

Category: Guides, in the [Offbook Help Center](https://www.offbook.com/help-center).

Video: [Edit lines](https://www.offbook.com/learn/edit-lines) (0:56), [Fine-tune timing](https://www.offbook.com/learn/fine-tune-timing) (0:46), [Organize your scenes](https://www.offbook.com/learn/organize-scenes) (0:49)

## The scene editor

Open **Edit Scene** from the sidebar to change anything about your scene. Select any line to see what you can do:

- **Edit Text:** fix a mis-transcribed line or tweak the wording.
- **Add Line:** insert a new line anywhere in the scene.
- **Delete Line:** remove a line, or everything above/below it in one action (handy for trimming a long script down to your sides).
- **Regenerate Audio:** get a fresh read of a line, in the style you pick.
- **Voice Clone:** record a scene partner's line the way you want it said; Offbook makes new audio for that line in your partner's voice, with your timing and emphasis.
- **Playback Speed:** set a per-line speed from 0.5× to 2×.
- **Delay before line:** add a beat before the line plays (0 to 10 seconds on the slider).
- **Trim Audio:** visually cut silence or noise from the start or end of a line's audio.
- **Cut-in:** on your own lines, tap the word where your partner cuts in, and they start talking when you reach it.
- **Skip:** practice passes over the line, and it stays in your script.

## Saving your changes

Each change **saves right away**, so your scene is ready to rehearse as soon as you're done. Changes that alter spoken text make new audio, which counts toward your monthly [audio allowance](https://www.offbook.com/help-center/account-billing/audio-credits-explained).

## Re-upload the script

If the transcription missed big chunks or the scene came out wrong, use **Re-upload Script** to replace the scene's content with a corrected file (.pdf, .png, .jpg, or .txt) instead of fixing lines one by one.

## Duplicate or delete a scene

- **Duplicate Scene:** creates an exact copy. Useful for keeping one clean version and one cut-down rehearsal version.
- **Delete Scene:** removes the scene from your library.

**Heads up:** Deleting a scene can't be undone, and it doesn't restore upload quota. Duplicate first if you might want it back.