edits
Refines written work
Edits are changes made to improve or correct something—a document, video, photograph, or other work.
The word covers everything from fixing typos to restructuring entire sections: The editor sent back the manuscript with extensive edits.
In computing, edits are modifications to files or data.
As a verb form, edits means performs editing: She edits the local newspaper.
revise
Alter to improve
alter · adjust · change · rewrite · rework · redraft · refine · improve · enhance · overhaul
- adjustmentsadjustment, tweaks, adjust, shifts, fixes
- publishing woestypos, misprints, errata, deadlines, delays
- editingcut, copy, paste, delete, undo
- fan engagementfan art, fan fiction, cosplay, fan clubs, fan conventions
- online videosvlogs, vlog, tutorials, clips, YouTube video
- photo sharingphotos, photo post, albums, sharing, photo sharing
revision vs. original creation
Freshly created musical works
drafts · creates · composes · rough drafts · leaves alone
- video editingAssembling filmed footage digitally
- edit outRemove from a work
- photo editingAltering digital images
- photo editorSoftware for modifying pictures
- journal editorManages scholarly publication content
- news editorOversees story selection
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