AI Video Editor: Edit Clips with Text
Remove an object, swap the background, change an outfit or restyle the whole clip. Open your video, type the change, and get a new version that follows the original movement, timing and camera work. Your original clip is saved as it was.
Powered by leading AI video models
Edit with the leading video models that read a clip as a reference, with no API keys, no setup and no switching tools.
An AI video editor built around the footage you already have
Video edits are hard to do well by hand. Swap a background and the subject's edges flicker. Restyle a clip and the motion can drift. A good edit changes what you asked for and keeps the rest of the shot as close to the original as possible.
Only models that can edit video
Editing footage needs a model that can read a clip as a reference. The editor shows only those models, so every option you pick can work from your video.
Models that edit video
Seedance 2.5
Takes clips up to 30 seconds as references, with image and audio references in the same edit.
MiniMax H3
Edits clips up to 15 seconds and outputs at up to 2K resolution.
No masks, no keyframes
Skip rotoscoping and tracking. Describe the change in plain words and the AI applies it across the clip, following the subject and the camera as it goes.
Original video
Prompt
Edited video
One shot, many versions
Make an evening cut, a winter cut and a watercolor cut from one clip. Each edit saves as a new video, and the original stays there to return to.
You describe the change. The AI carries it through the clip.
Traditional video editing works second by second: masks, tracking points, keyframes. Here you write one instruction, like "turn it into a stormy night with the lamp lit," and the AI applies it across the clip, adapting light and weather while following the camera movement. Your description doesn't need to be technical. getimg.ai enhances rough prompts so the instruction is clear before the edit runs.
Edit any part of a video with a prompt
A reshoot costs a day and a budget. Most fixes only need a sentence.
For creators, marketers and video teams
Fix footage you already have
Reshoots are the most expensive way to fix a video. Most fixes don't need one.
Skip the reshoot
Wrong weather, a stranger in the shot, an outfit the client changed their mind about. Fix it in the footage you have instead of booking the crew again.
Make every variant from one clip
One product video becomes a red, a black and a white colorway, or a summer cut and a winter cut, each one made from the same original footage.
No editing suite required
Masking and rotoscoping take training and hours. Here, anyone on the team can make the change by describing it, so small fixes stop waiting in a queue.
How to edit a video with AI
Three steps from the clip you have to the version you need.
1. Open your video
Open Create video and click any video you've made, or upload your own clip. It opens in full view with the clip attached as a reference.
2. Describe the change
Type what should change: "remove the bicycle," "make it autumn," "turn it into anime." Plain English works, and extra detail gives you more control.
3. Pick a model and generate
Choose from the available models that support videos as references and generate. The edit arrives as a new clip, and your original stays as it was.
Add and remove
Add or remove objects in a video
Clear a stray bicycle out of a street scene, take a logo off a T-shirt, or put a vintage car on an empty road. Name the object, and say where it goes or what should disappear.
The AI rebuilds that area across the clip and follows the camera move, filling in the surrounding scene where the object used to be. For a busy shot, a more specific description usually gives a cleaner result.
You can use it to:
- Remove passers-by, cars or signage from location footage
- Add props or products into a scene you already shot
- Take out logos you don't have the rights to show
- Clean up distractions before a clip goes into an ad.
Background change
Change a video background with one prompt
Move a scene to a new street, set or studio without filming it again. Describe the new setting and the AI rebuilds the scene behind your subject while following their movement.
Describe the background you want ("a bright minimalist studio," "a rooftop at sunset," "a snowy city street") and the AI places your subject into it and adjusts the light to suit. The edit closely follows your gestures, expressions and timing.
This is especially useful for:
- Creators who record at home and want a cleaner set
- Product videos that need a branded or seasonal setting
- One clip adapted for different markets and locations
- Talking-head videos for courses, ads and social posts.
Restyling
Turn live footage into animation or film
Restyling changes the look of a whole clip in one pass. Turn a dance rehearsal into hand-inked animation, a skate clip into claymation, or a phone video into grainy 16mm film.
Restyling works especially well for:
- Music videos and visualizers
- Social content that needs to stand out in the feed
- Animatics and pitch videos built from rough live action
- Brand content tested in several looks before you pick one.
The AI rebuilds the clip in the new style while following the composition, the performer and the timing, so the restyled version is easy to cut into the rest of your edit.
Example prompts to try
Write the edit the way you'd explain it to a video editor. Each tab shows one prompt and the clip it made. Copy it, change the details, and run it on your own footage.
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Frequently Asked Questions
getimg.ai's AI video editor is built for anyone who works with footage: e-commerce teams turning one product video into color variants, marketers adapting campaign clips for new markets, photographers who now shoot video alongside stills, and creators fixing clips before they post. You don't need editing experience.
If you can describe the change in a sentence, you can edit the clip. Starting from nothing? Generate a clip with text to video first, then edit it the same way.
For edits like removing an object, replacing a background or restyling a clip, usually yes. In a traditional editor these jobs mean masking, tracking and rotoscoping across the length of the shot. Here you describe the change once and the AI applies it to the whole clip.
You also don't need compositing skills. The same approach works on stills, so you can edit images with a prompt in the same app and keep a campaign's photos and videos changing together.
You can edit clips you generated on getimg.ai, footage from your phone or camera, product videos, AI-generated videos from other tools, and screen recordings. Each attached clip can be up to 15 seconds long, or 30 seconds on some models, so edit longer footage in sections.
Editing sits in the same place you make video. You can turn an image into video, edit the result with a sentence, and keep refining the version that works, without exporting and re-uploading between apps.
The model lineup is curated, and the editor shows only the models that support videos as references, so you don't have to work out which ones can edit footage. Images, video, voiceover and music all sit under one subscription, so an edited clip can move straight into the rest of the project.
Yes. Start from a product shot, turn it into 360 product videos, then edit the clip: change the colorway, swap the setting for each market or season, or remove props that don't belong. One shoot can go much further across a range of variants.
Fix the clip, not the shoot.
Open any video, describe the change and get a new version that follows the original motion and camera work. Remove, replace, restyle or recast, and keep your original as it was.