Use this AI video editor to change an existing clip with a text prompt. Change a product color or replace the background, then compare and download your clip.
720–1,920 px per dimension. 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:3 or 3:4.
Credits are reserved on submission. Failed edits are refunded.
Part of the Banana Pro AI tools collection. Product examples and workflow reviewed September 5, 2026.
AI-GENERATED CONCEPT EXAMPLES
These AI-generated product clips illustrate color and background ideas, not verified before-and-after edits of camera footage. Cobalt glass runs about 6.57 seconds; Blue studio runs 3 seconds. They are generative experiments using an AI-generated input, and do not prove preservation of the input’s frames, motion, timing or audio. Upload your own clip to request a change and review the entire result.
Campaign concept · AI-generated still
Make an amber bottle cobalt blue while asking to keep its cap, silhouette and original camera movement. This is useful for exploring a campaign palette before a new shoot. Inspect reflections and label details: changing a material color can also change nearby light.
Campaign concept · AI-generated still
Replace a dark, smoky backdrop with a soft blue studio. Name the bottle, cap and pedestal as elements to preserve. In our real background test, the subject remained recognizable while the scene lighting also shifted. Review the whole shot before using it as a final ad.
Choose a short clip with a clear subject and steady motion. A single shot makes it easier to describe the intended change and inspect consistency. Use footage you have permission to edit.
Start with the subject and the change: “Make the bottle cobalt blue.” Then list what should stay: “Keep its shape, black cap, background and camera movement.” Avoid several competing transformations in one prompt.
Compare the source and edited clip from beginning to end. Look for flicker, changed text, altered faces and drifting edges. Download a result you approve, or begin another edit with a narrower instruction. Each new edit uses credits.
Choose around the job you need to finish. A prompt-based visual edit, a stylized transformation and a multi-clip production workflow are different purchases. The comparison below reflects the public interfaces checked on September 5, 2026; account entitlements and available models can change.
| Decision | Banana Pro AI | Magic Hour | Adobe Firefly |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starting point | An existing short MP4 or MOV | Video upload and editing prompt | Upload within the video editing workspace |
| Useful fit | Focused product recoloring and background edits | Prompt edits and creative transformations | Prompt editing alongside other Firefly creative workflows |
| Workflow shown | Upload → describe → compare → download | Upload → prompt → generate; free queue shown in our test | Video workspace with Prompt, Frames and Upscale controls |
| Before paying | 50 credits per started source second; exact total after upload | Check current credits, queue and plan limits | Check sign-in, account access and generation credits |
| Choose something else when | You need a multi-track timeline, captions or precise cuts | You need guaranteed short queue times | You only want a focused edit without a broader workspace |
Sources: Magic Hour AI video editor and Adobe Firefly video workspace. This is a workflow comparison, not a claim of superior output quality or a controlled benchmark.
Use this AI video editor when you already have a shot and want to change its appearance. If the shot does not exist, start with an AI video generator or turn a still into motion with image to video AI.
Need larger pixel dimensions after approving an edit? Try the video upscaler. For creating a new scene, explore video generation models. Editing is a visual transformation step; it does not replace a timeline, a sound mixer or a finishing pass.
Edit your existing clipAn AI video editor changes existing footage using instructions in ordinary language. This tool takes your uploaded short clip and applies a visual edit, such as changing a product color or replacing its background. This is a generative workflow: the output can reconstruct parts of the scene rather than change only selected pixels.
Yes. Upload your clip, describe one visual change, and review the result. You do not need to draw a mask or arrange timeline tracks here. For cutting multiple scenes, exact frame trimming, transitions, captions or audio mixing, use a timeline editor before or after this step.
You can watch the AI-generated concept examples without signing in. Processing your own video requires an account and enough Banana Pro AI credits. An edit costs 50 credits per started second of source footage: 3 seconds costs 150 credits; 6.58 seconds costs 350. Check the displayed total before submitting.
Use an MP4 or MOV lasting 2–10 seconds, no larger than 20 MB. Each dimension must be between 720 and 1,920 pixels. Supported shapes are 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:3 and 3:4. Export a short, standard-ratio segment from a longer project before uploading it.
The editor uses your source clip, requests its full duration and original audio, and requests its supported aspect ratio. Output duration, dimensions, frame rate, details and motion can change. The displayed concepts have different lengths and are not evidence of full-clip preservation. Check the entire result and audio before publishing; frame-perfect or sample-perfect preservation is not guaranteed.
Credits are reserved when an edit is submitted. A confirmed failed edit returns those credits. If submission cannot be confirmed within 30 minutes, credits are also returned; a later verified successful result can still appear in My Creations without another charge. Processing can continue after you leave; return with the same account to recover the active task, or check My Creations. If a connection drops, retry the same request instead of creating another paid edit.
