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P Video Replace

P Video Replace inserts or replaces a subject in existing footage using reference images, preserving the source movement for character swaps and casting studies.

Video editing

Based on verified input duration.

OfferingPrice (USD)
Resolution: 720p$0.03 / input second
Resolution: 1080p$0.06 / input second
  • Images count: 1, 2, 3 (same price).
  • Fps: original, 24, 48 (same price).
  • Save 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 120 seconds.
  • Bill at least 1 second.
  • Round the total charge up to the next $0.01.

P Video Replace

P Video Replace edits existing footage by inserting a reference subject or changing the subject already on screen. Reference images establish the intended appearance, and the source video supplies the motion to retain. Optional written direction guides how the reference subject appears in the scene.

The task centers on applying a different visual identity to an established performance. A source clip can provide the movement for a character replacement, while reference artwork or photographs define the subject used in the edited result. This makes the relationship between appearance and performance directly visible in moving footage.

What it's good for

Creative teams can explore alternate casting ideas or test a stylized character within a filmed performance. For promotional work, the same movement can support different subject treatments as a campaign's visual direction develops.

It also suits character concept studies built around an existing action. Designers can assess how a proposed subject reads throughout the performance and use that footage during creative review.

Model ID

pruna-ai/p-video-replace

Output Type

Video

Pricing

From $0.03 / input second

Provider

Pruna

Hosting

Passthru

P Video Replace

P Video Replace edits existing footage by inserting a reference subject or changing the subject already on screen. Reference images establish the intended appearance, and the source video supplies the motion to retain. Optional written direction guides how the reference subject appears in the scene.

The task centers on applying a different visual identity to an established performance. A source clip can provide the movement for a character replacement, while reference artwork or photographs define the subject used in the edited result. This makes the relationship between appearance and performance directly visible in moving footage.

What it's good for

Creative teams can explore alternate casting ideas or test a stylized character within a filmed performance. For promotional work, the same movement can support different subject treatments as a campaign's visual direction develops.

It also suits character concept studies built around an existing action. Designers can assess how a proposed subject reads throughout the performance and use that footage during creative review.