Edit a video in place
Change what is on screen without regenerating or reshooting.
To edit a video in place in Breme, open the clip, describe the change in plain words, and generate. Breme applies the edit across the existing footage while keeping the motion and framing, so you can recolor an object or swap a detail without regenerating or reshooting the shot.
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Select a clip
Open a video from Assets in the studio. Any clip you generated or uploaded can be edited.
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Describe the change
Tell Breme what to change in plain words. It keeps the motion and framing and applies the edit across the footage.
Recolor the car from red to green
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Generate the edit
The edit runs on the existing footage. Here the car turns green partway through, on the same drive, with no reshoot.
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Keep or refine
Keep the result, stack another edit like reframe or upscale, or roll back to the original at any time.
Common questions
Does editing regenerate the whole clip?
No. The edit runs on the existing footage and keeps the original motion and framing, changing only what you described.
Can I undo an edit?
Yes. You can keep the result, stack another edit like reframe or upscale, or roll back to the original at any time.
What kinds of changes can I make?
Describe it in plain language, for example recoloring an object or altering a detail, and Breme applies it consistently across the footage.
