Hair color + great white shark

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Edit existing videos by replacing characters, adjusting scenes, or adding and removing elements. How it works: select a region in your video (a character, an object, or a background area) and describe the change you want. The model inpaints the selected area while preserving the rest of the frame — motion, lighting, and temporal consistency are maintained across the edited section. Operations include character replacement, object removal, element addition, and background extension. When to use this: a finished ad where the brand ambassador changed and the person needs to be swapped without reshooting; product footage where an unwanted object is in frame; a scene where the background needs to be extended for a wider aspect ratio; post-production fixes to existing brand or entertainment footage. Tips and practical notes: the cleaner the selection boundary, the better the inpainting result. For character replacement, provide a reference image of the new character to guide appearance. The model handles motion continuity in the edited region, but complex interactions (two characters physically touching) may need more careful prompting. For best results, edit one element at a time rather than making multiple changes in a single pass.

If a finished clip needs a person swapped, a scene adjusted, or an element added, this capability lets you edit existing footage through inpainting, character replacement, background extension, and add/remove operations.