pruna / p-video-edit

## Overview P Video Edit by Pruna edits an existing video clip from one written instruction. You provide a short MP4, then describe the change you want. You can add up to 4 reference images to lock identity or style. It returns a new edited clip, which helps you make variants without manual masking or timelines. ## What you can build - Background changes like “make it sunset” while keeping the same shot - Outfit, color, and material tweaks for product and fashion clips - Style changes such as “make it look like a film noir scene” - Identity-guided edits using reference photos for a consistent subject look - Fast A/B ad variants from the same source footage - Scene cleanups where you replace or adjust a single visual element ## Inputs - A source video file in MP4 format. Videos longer than 15 seconds are trimmed. - One short, explicit edit instruction as plain text. Keep it to a single change. - Optional reference images (1-4 files) in JPG, PNG, or WebP format. Use these to guide identity or style. - An optional toggle to enhance your instruction before generation. - An optional draft mode toggle for a faster, lower-quality preview. - An optional toggle to preserve the original audio in the exported result. - An optional whole-number seed if you need repeatable results. ## Outputs The model returns an edited video file you can download and reuse in your workflow. The result follows the source clip’s timing up to the 15-second limit. If you choose to preserve audio, the output includes the original audio track. The response also includes the seed used for the run, which helps you reproduce the same result later. ## Recommended settings - Use draft mode for early reviews, then rerun with draft mode off for the final. - Set a seed once you like a result and want to keep later reruns consistent. - Keep audio preservation on when the original sound must stay unchanged. ## Limitations - The input clip must be MP4 and is limited to 15 seconds. Longer inputs are trimmed. - The model expects one clear edit instruction. Multi-step edits can drift. - Camera moves and brand new objects aren’t supported. - Draft mode is a preview. It can add blur, artifacts, or weaker identity matching. - Results degrade on low-quality inputs like heavy compression, motion blur, fast cuts, overlays, or watermarks. - Reference images guide identity or style, but frame-perfect matching isn’t guaranteed. ## Safety & compliance - Only upload videos and reference images you have rights to use and modify. - Get consent for any identifiable person you edit or republish.