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Bria Video Eraser Prompt

Bria Video Eraser Prompt removes text-identified objects from footage and reconstructs the background across frames, with the option to retain original audio.

Video editing

Based on verified input duration.

OfferingPrice (USD)
All listed options$0.14 / input second
  • Copy Audio: Off, On (same price).
  • Based on the video input; billing steps apply in this order:
  • Round input duration up to a whole second.
  • Cap billed duration at 5 seconds.
  • Round the total charge up to the next $0.01.

Bria Video Eraser Prompt

Bria Video Eraser Prompt removes visible elements from an existing video using a written description of the target. The source clip supplies the scene and movement; the text identifies the person, object, or other element to erase.

The removal process includes background inpainting, filling the affected region using the surrounding scene as context. The edit extends across frames to support continuity through the shot. The output can also retain the source video's audio or omit it.

What it's good for

Editors can use it to remove a distracting passerby from location footage or clear an unwanted prop from a promotional shot. Describing the target makes the selection relevant to the content of the scene.

It also supports footage cleanup when adapting an existing clip for another creative brief. Removing a visible distraction can help focus the composition on the intended subject while keeping the surrounding setting as the basis of the edited shot.

Model ID

bria/video-eraser-prompt

Output Type

Video

Pricing

$0.14 / input second

Provider

Bria

Hosting

Passthru

Bria Video Eraser Prompt

Bria Video Eraser Prompt removes visible elements from an existing video using a written description of the target. The source clip supplies the scene and movement; the text identifies the person, object, or other element to erase.

The removal process includes background inpainting, filling the affected region using the surrounding scene as context. The edit extends across frames to support continuity through the shot. The output can also retain the source video's audio or omit it.

What it's good for

Editors can use it to remove a distracting passerby from location footage or clear an unwanted prop from a promotional shot. Describing the target makes the selection relevant to the content of the scene.

It also supports footage cleanup when adapting an existing clip for another creative brief. Removing a visible distraction can help focus the composition on the intended subject while keeping the surrounding setting as the basis of the edited shot.