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# Edit video

> Edit a video using AI based on text instructions.

Edit Video modifies an existing video according to text instructions. Depending on the selected model, you can supply reference images and a first frame to guide the result.

## When to use

* Style changes
* Object edits
* Iterating on footage

Common patterns: `upload_video → edit_video`, or `generate_video → edit_video`.

## Inputs

<ParamField body="Video" type="video" required>
  The video to edit. Required. Supports loop mode.
</ParamField>

<ParamField body="Instructions" type="text" required>
  Text describing the edit to apply. Required. Supports loop mode.
</ParamField>

<Note>
  **Inline instructions.** You don't need a separate Text Prompt node for fixed instructions —
  type them directly on the node. The inline field appears whenever the instructions input is
  unconnected and disappears once you wire a text input in. Connect a Text Prompt node
  only when you want to drive the instructions from upstream or expose them as an app input.
  Type `@` to mention a connected input by name — text inputs insert their content into
  the instructions, media inputs insert their name.
</Note>

<ParamField body="Image Sources" type="image">
  Reference images to guide the edit. Available only when the selected model supports reference images. Accepts multiple.
</ParamField>

<ParamField body="First Frame" type="image">
  An image used as the opening frame. Available only when the selected model supports reference images.
</ParamField>

## Outputs

<ParamField body="Video" type="video">
  The edited video.
</ParamField>

<Note>
  This node runs on a selectable model and consumes credits. Model-specific options (such as aspect ratio, resolution, and audio handling) are available depending on the model you choose. Pick the model in the node's config panel. See [Video models](/models/video) for the options, and [Model settings](/models/settings) for what each setting does.
</Note>