Make local or global changes to an existing clip. Add, remove, or replace elements—everything you don’t mention stays as-is by default.
PromptVideo edit: Remove everyone in @Video1 except the main character
Video editing on Pixlu modifies an uploaded clip instead of regenerating everything. Describe only the change—add an object, swap an outfit, remove a subject, or restyle a detail—so the rest of the shot stays stable for faster iteration.
Step 01
Choose a clear 4–30 second clip. Stable framing makes local replacements and removals more reliable.
Step 02
Use edit verbs: add, remove, replace, change. Example: “Edit Video 1 and change the red jacket to a black coat.”
Step 03
Review what changed and what stayed. Tighten timing, location, and what-must-not-change constraints if needed.
Insert props, characters, or effects with clear features, timing, and placement in the frame.
Change clothing, color, lighting mood, or object details without rebuilding the whole scene.
Delete unwanted people or objects, and state what should remain for cleaner results.
Borrow a look or motion from one asset while editing another clip, for hybrid workflows.
Edits work best when you name the source video directly and describe only the intended change.
Use “Edit Video 1…” so the model treats it as an edit task rather than a full remix.
State the original and the new characteristic. Anything you don’t mention is expected to stay unchanged.
If identity or background must stay, restate those constraints explicitly in the prompt.
Fix one detail instead of regenerating an entire take.
Swap products, outfits, or backgrounds across campaign variants.
Handle clean removals and attribute tweaks before final publishing.
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