Your clip

Edit video with a prompt. Keep the shot.

Drop in a video and describe what should be different: the hour, the outfit, the look. Video Edit makes the change across every frame and hands back a clip as long as the one you gave it.

Edit a video

Free to start. No credit card.

The footage you have. The version you need.

Edits start from a clip you already trust, so the camera, the timing and the cut carry through.

A woman in a pink slip dress against an orange backdrop

Wardrobe and colour

Put the model in another outfit, or the product in another colourway, without a reshoot.

A city skyline at night

Light and time of day

Move a shot from afternoon to night, or from overcast to golden hour.

A street food cart at dusk
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Upscale in place

The video upscaler lives here too, for the finished clip that has to hold up on a bigger screen.

Give the brief, not the mask.

No rotoscoping, no tracking, no keyframes. Write what should change in a sentence and the edit follows the subject through the clip.

Say what has to stay, too: the face, the backdrop, the camera.

Edit a video

Your clip

Dress it from a reference.

Add a still of the garment, the character or the product, and say where it goes in the clip. References in Video Edit are images, never a second clip.

Start from a reference
A red vinyl trench coat
Reference

Sharpen it while you are here.

Upscale on any clip opens Video Edit with the upscaler already picked. Choose how far to go, then whether the model invents finer detail or only sharpens what is there.

Upscale a video
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How to edit a video

Three steps in Video Studio.

Edit a video

Introducing Video Edit

Edit a video

The clip you already have, changed by a sentence. Swap the look, the light or the wardrobe, dress it from a reference, and sharpen the result, all from one dock.

FAQs

The wardrobe, a colour, the background, the light and the time of day, or the look of the whole clip. Describe the change in plain words and say what should stay the same.

The Source video tile shows the selected model’s own limits, such as duration, formats and file size. They differ from model to model.

Yes, as images: a character, a garment or a product to put into the clip. Video Edit does not take a second clip as a reference.

As long as its source. An edit changes what is in the clip, not its length; to carry a clip on past its last frame, use Video Extend.

Right-click it on the board and choose Upscale. Video Edit opens with the upscaler, where you pick the target and whether new detail is invented or only sharpened.

Only models built for editing appear in Video Edit, including Gemini Omni Flash 1.1 Edit, so every option in the list takes your clip as its source.