P Video Edit changes an existing video by following a plain text instruction, so you can restyle a clip, swap a background, or recolor an outfit without opening a timeline editor. It solves the problem of small edits that normally require frame by frame retouching or specialized software, turning a request like change the sky to sunset or make the jacket red into a finished clip. You can attach up to four reference images so the edit matches a specific color, texture, or object you have in mind, and the model reads your prompt in more detail through automatic prompt expansion for sharper results. A draft mode renders a fast, lower resolution preview before you commit to a full quality pass, and the original audio track carries over into the finished video by default. Drop in a clip up to 15 seconds long, describe the change, and add reference photos if the look needs to match something exact. The output arrives ready to post, share, or drop into a larger project, and on Picasso IA you can adjust the prompt and run it again until the edit looks right.
P Video Edit changes a video clip using a written instruction instead of timeline editing or masking tools. Upload a short clip, up to 15 seconds, describe the change you want (a new background, a different outfit, a color grade, an added object), and the model rewrites the footage to match, guided optionally by reference images for a specific look. On Picasso IA this replaces hours in a video editor with a single prompt, which matters most for creators who need a quick variation of a clip for social posts, ads, or client review without opening editing software. A draft mode renders a faster, rougher preview so you can check the direction before committing to a full-quality pass.
Do I need programming skills or technical knowledge to use this? No, just open P Video Edit on Picasso IA, adjust the settings you want, and hit generate.
How long does it take to get results? Draft mode returns a preview in under a minute for most clips, while a full-quality edit takes a bit longer depending on length and complexity. Either way you get a finished clip in one session, not a multi-day render queue.
What output formats are supported? You get back a standard MP4 clip that plays in browsers, social apps, and editing software without conversion. Audio from your original clip carries over by default, or you can turn it off before generating.
Can I customize the output quality or style? Yes. Reference images steer the visual style, your prompt controls the specific change, and toggling prompt upsampling lets the model add detail to a short instruction on its own.
Where can I use the outputs? Clips are yours to post on social platforms, drop into ads, or hand to a client, with no watermark added.
What happens if I'm not happy with the result? Adjust your prompt, add or swap reference images, and generate again. Since each clip is short, changing the wording usually gets you a closer match on the next try.
The credit cost for this model varies based on the settings you choose. Below are the costs per configuration:
Everything this model can do for you
Describe the change you want in plain language and skip manual timeline work entirely.
Upload up to four images so the edit matches a specific color, texture, or object.
Render a fast, lower resolution pass first to check the edit before the final render.
Automatic prompt upsampling adds detail to short instructions for sharper, more accurate edits.
Keep the original soundtrack synced to the edited video without re-recording it.
Set a fixed seed to recreate the same edit output across multiple runs.
Edit videos up to 15 seconds long, ideal for social clips and quick cuts.
Change the sweater by the shirt shown in the reference.
Change the material of the sofa to light purple leather. Do not change anything else.
Change only the SUV body paint to yellow. Add the roof cargo box shown in the reference image to the SUV. Preserve the vehicle geometry, glass, trim, headlights, tires, reflections and shadows. Keep the environment, lighting and camera movement unchanged.
Add color mainly to the old man in the center. Keep unsaturated the rest of the setting.
Add people sit at the tables.
