Edit with words
Describe the change you want, such as swapping an object, adjusting the weather or changing an outfit, instead of editing frame by frame.
Describe the change you want, such as swapping an object, adjusting the weather or changing an outfit, instead of editing frame by frame.
Video Edit builds from uploaded footage. Start with a short, clear shot so the subject and action are easy to identify.
Use a model that accepts video input. The workspace starts in Video Edit, with settings and a credit estimate ready to review.
Name the parts of the shot to keep, such as the subject, framing or motion, alongside the parts you want to change.
Check the audio settings of your selected model rather than assuming the original soundtrack will remain unchanged.

Work through three steps in the generator above, then review your edited clip below it.
Explore plans
Try a different outfit, prop or background on a clip you already filmed.

Adjust product colours or scene details to compare campaign options.

Test a change of weather or time of day before planning a reshoot.
Try: “Change the red car to a white vintage convertible. Keep the road, the camera movement and the afternoon light the same.”
Explore plans
Use concrete instructions to make each edit easier to assess.
Explore plansAsk for a single, specific edit per version. Combining many changes makes it harder to see what worked.
Ask the model to retain the main action and camera movement. Review gestures and timing; exact preservation is not guaranteed.
Describe a warmer, cooler or more dramatic look. Keep the instruction consistent with the source footage.
Available ratios, durations and resolutions depend on the selected model and the length of your source clip.
Keep the source clip close while reviewing results. Compare faces, edges and scene details before downloading.
Start with footage you already have and choose one change to explore.
Refresh a popular clip with a new prop, outfit or backdrop for another post.
Show the same product shot in different colours or settings and share drafts with your team.
Adjust the mood of existing footage to discuss different campaign directions.
Explore a change of weather, lighting or set dressing before deciding on a reshoot.
Explore Kling 3.0 plans and revise your footage without reshooting.
Your footage is the starting point