Upload a clip, describe the visual change, and let AI Video Editor create a new version while the original subject and motion remain your starting point.
Input video
AI Video Editor is designed for generative changes inside a shot: background replacement, product variations, reference-guided restyling, and lighting or weather changes. Each result is regenerated from the uploaded clip, so focused instructions and a clean source give the model a stronger anchor.
Use AI Video Editor as an AI video background changer when the subject and camera movement already work but the location does not. A creator can move a presenter from a plain room into a branded studio, place a product in a seasonal environment, or test a cinematic setting before paying for a reshoot. For a static source rather than a clip, the same background-replacement idea belongs in Image to Image AI.
Turn one product clip into several visual directions by changing a colorway, surface finish, package treatment, wardrobe detail, or campaign mood. This is useful for ecommerce previews, pitch decks, ad concepts, and launch planning before every physical variant exists. Describe the property that should change and repeat the product shape, logo position, hands, reflections, and camera angle that should remain stable.
When words alone are too open-ended, supported models can use reference images for a product, character, material, environment, or art direction. AI Video Editor still treats the uploaded video as the motion base while references narrow the intended look. If the goal is to generate a completely new shot from several assets instead of editing an existing clip, use Reference to Video AI; Gemini Omni also provides a dedicated model route for multimodal video editing.
AI Video Editor can create a day-to-night video edit, add rain or snow, warm a flat interior, or test a different seasonal atmosphere without changing the location itself. These transformations are strongest when the original geometry is clear and the request concentrates on environmental conditions. For a transition with prescribed opening and ending images, the First and Last Frame Video Generator offers more control over both endpoints.
The page opens directly in video-edit mode with a practical default model and settings, so you can concentrate on the source clip and the change you want.
Choose an MP4 or MOV clip with a clear subject, then select the editing model whose duration and resolution options best match your clip and destination.
Describe one visible transformation and name the identity, action, composition, or product details that should remain stable.
Check the estimated credit cost, generate online, compare the result with the source, and download the completed version.
Use it when the shot is already useful but the art direction, environment, product treatment, or visual mood needs another version.
Explore product colorways, launch environments, lighting passes, and seasonal campaign versions from an existing product clip.
Restyle a focused social shot or adapt its setting before assembling it in your normal editing and publishing workflow.
Show a director, client, or team how a location, material, effect, or mood could look before committing to production.
Create visually different environments or seasonal treatments while keeping the central subject recognizable.
You get a direct upload-and-prompt workflow, several compatible models in one account, and visible generation cost without installing a desktop editor.
Video editing is selected automatically, and the required video input appears before the prompt.
Add visual references when a supported model needs more direction for a product, character, material, or setting.
The live estimate reflects the current model and default settings before credits are used.
Completed generations can be downloaded without a visible Voe AI watermark over the video frame.
Create from text, animate one image, guide a transition with two frames, or use multiple references for a new shot.
Create a new video directly from a written scene.
Animate a still image with subject and camera motion.
Guide both endpoints of a planned transition.
Use reference assets to direct a newly generated shot.
Explore a multimodal model that supports video editing.
Review a model family with a longer editing input option.
Upload a focused clip, describe one visual change, and review the displayed cost before generating a new version.
