Aisma edits one clip you already shot, 2–60 seconds long, from a written request and up to 10 photos, and returns it at 720p or 1080p with your framing and audio. The table below sets that beside Runway, Kling AI, Higgsfield and six others, using each company’s own published facts.
Paid editing · MP4 or MOV · 2–60 seconds · Review credits before generating.
Updated October 31, 2026
A stranger, edited out.
What Aisma returns: a 10-second wedding clip with one person gone, made from one request and no photos. Full Aisma edit plays the result from start to finish.
Example requestremove the guy in the red jacket behind them
What stays
What changes
What you bring
A clip you shot + one written request + up to 10 photos
AS OF OCTOBER 2026
We make Aisma, so read its line as the maker’s own. Every other line comes from that company’s public pages.
Every tool here can change footage you upload. They differ in what they ask for, how much of a clip they take and what they hand back, and that’s all this table compares. It says nothing about which results look better.
| Tool | What you give it | Longest clip | Output | Your original audio | Video from text alone |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aisma | One clip you shot (MP4 or MOV, up to 500 MB), a written request and up to 10 photos. No masks, keyframes or timeline | 2–60 seconds | 720p or 1080p, at your clip’s length and framing | Kept | No. It edits what you shot |
| Runway · Edit Studio | Your video, plus a plain-language description or one frame you edited | Up to 30 seconds | 1080p | Not stated | Yes |
| Kling AI · Precise Video Editing | Up to 5 clips, one of them primary, with a prompt and references, up to 10 of them images | 3–30 seconds a clip, 30 seconds combined | 1080p; 4K listed as coming soon | Not stated; it can change dialogue | Yes |
| Hailuo AI · video editing | Written instructions with up to 12 reference files: 9 images, 3 video clips and 3 audio clips | Results of 5–15 seconds; video references total up to 15 seconds | 768p or 2K | Not stated; each result comes with generated stereo sound | Yes |
| Higgsfield · Genjutsu | A clip or a motion from its library, with up to 30 reference images. A prompt is optional | 4–30 seconds | 480p, 720p or 1080p | Not stated | Yes |
| Google Flow · Edit and refine | MOV, MP4, AVI or WMV up to 1 GB, with a text prompt and optional references | Uploads up to 60 seconds, trimmed to 30; each edit covers up to 10 seconds | 720p, or 360p as a draft | Not stated | Yes |
| Pika · Swap Anything | Your clip, what should change and references if needed | Shown in the app | Depends on the app and model | Not stated | Yes |
| Adobe Firefly · video editor | MP4 or MOV under 200 MB, with a plain-language prompt | 5–20 seconds | Not stated | Not stated | Yes |
| Viggle · character swap | A video or template and one photo of the new character. For swapping characters | Uploads up to 10 minutes on paid plans, 1 minute on the entry plan | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated |
| Luma · Modify Video | MP4, MOV or WMV, with a prompt, keyframes or both | 20 seconds at 24 fps, 15 at 30 fps, 7 at 60 fps | 360p to 1080p; 720p by default | Kept, its FAQ says | Yes |
As of October 2026: we read each company’s own pages on October 31, 2026. “Not stated” means we didn’t find it on those pages, not that the tool lacks it. These products change often, so check the company’s page before you decide.
SOURCES
Read on October 31, 2026. Each link opens the company’s own page in a new tab.
READING THE TABLE
Every tool here can start from a clip you upload. If you need footage that doesn’t exist yet, you want a generator, and most of this list includes one. Aisma doesn’t: it edits what you shot.
See what Aisma returnsAisma takes 2–60 seconds in one go. Most of the others stop at 30 seconds or less, and Viggle takes longer uploads for swapping characters. The Longest clip column has each limit.
Aisma keeps your original audio, and Luma’s FAQ says Modify Video does too. The other pages don’t say, or describe generating new sound, so try a clip with speech before you commit.
None of these pages asks you to draw a mask. Aisma works from a written request and, when a specific look matters, photos. Runway also lets you edit one frame and carry it through. Kling AI and Luma offer keyframes, Kling AI and Hailuo AI take video and voice references, and Higgsfield has a motion library and presets.
How to write the requestHIGGSFIELD ALTERNATIVE
Higgsfield’s Genjutsu rebuilds part of an existing video. Object Swap changes a character, outfit, product, location or object and leaves the rest of the shot alone; Motion Transfer keeps the movement, camera and timing and rebuilds everything else from your references. It takes clips of 4 to 30 seconds and up to 30 reference images, and outputs at up to 1080p.
Aisma is the one to look at when your clip runs past 30 seconds, or when you’d rather write the change in a sentence than choose a mode and gather references. It takes one clip of 2 to 60 seconds, a written request and up to 10 photos, and returns 720p or 1080p with your framing and original audio.
Stay with Higgsfield if you want its library of trending motions, many versions from one setup or generators for footage you don’t have. We haven’t published a side-by-side test, so we make no claim about whose results look better.
TOOL BY TOOL
Edit Studio edits clips of up to 30 seconds at 1080p from a description or one edited frame, and carries the change across shots. Aisma takes clips of up to 60 seconds and works from words and photos.
Pick Runway for
previewing the look on a frame before you generate, or making new footage with its generators.
Precise Video Editing takes up to five clips totaling 30 seconds, with a prompt and references, and can change dialogue. Aisma takes one clip of up to 60 seconds and leaves the sound as recorded.
Pick Kling AI for
combining several clips in one edit, rewriting a line or generating new scenes.
Hailuo AI mixes text, image, video and audio references into results of 5 to 15 seconds at 768p or 2K, each with generated stereo sound. Aisma returns your own clip at its own length, with its original audio.
Pick Hailuo AI for
a new short clip, 2K output or a changed voice.
Google Flow takes an upload of up to 60 seconds, has you trim it to 30 and edits up to 10 seconds at a time at 720p, in the countries where the feature is available. Aisma applies one request across the whole clip, at 720p or 1080p.
Pick Google Flow for
refining a short segment over follow-up prompts, or building scenes from clips you generate there.
Swap Anything changes characters, clothing, backgrounds or props from your clip and references, and keeps the timing and motion. Pika shows its limits inside the app, so the table can’t compare them. Aisma publishes its limits and handles clothes, backgrounds and products from a written request.
Pick Pika for
its wider set of apps on one account, such as Soundtrack, Relight Media and Extend Video.
Firefly takes MP4 or MOV clips under 200 MB and 5 to 20 seconds and edits them from a prompt, beside a layered timeline in a desktop editor. Aisma takes clips of up to 60 seconds and 500 MB, on the web and in the phone apps.
Pick Adobe Firefly for
work that already lives in Adobe’s apps, or a timeline and audio tools in one place.
Viggle swaps characters: one photo replaces a whole person in a video or template, with uploads of up to 10 minutes on paid plans. Aisma can replace a person from photos too, in clips of up to 60 seconds, and its requests can also change clothes or a background.
Pick Viggle for
memes, dance clips, its video templates and live swaps.
A timeline editor such as Adobe Premiere is where you cut clips together and add titles and music. Aisma has no timeline: it changes what’s inside one clip and returns a file you can cut there. Here’s how prompt, timeline and mask editing compare.
Pick one for
assembling the whole video, with the Aisma result as one of its clips.
IF AISMA FITS
MP4 or MOV, 2–60 seconds, up to 500 MB. Your original framing is kept.
In plain words. Add up to 10 photos when a specific look matters.
Pick 720p or 1080p. Aisma shows the credits first, and the finished edit arrives in your private Library.
This is everything we gave Aisma for the wedding clip at the top of this page, word for word: three sentences, with no mask, keyframe or photo.
One sentence points at the person, one says what belongs in the gap and one lists what must not move. Set that beside the “What you give it” column when you decide how much setup you want.
We ran it once at 1080p and kept that result.
Try it on your videoThe brief we sent, word for word
Remove the man in the red jacket walking behind the couple. Reconstruct the paved passage and garden behind him. Preserve the couple, their walk, the arch, flowers, camera movement and lighting.
10 seconds · 1080p · no photos · first run kept
WHAT IT COSTS
A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
All ten on this page can start from your upload: Aisma, Runway, Kling AI, Hailuo AI, Higgsfield, Google Flow, Pika, Adobe Firefly, Viggle for swapping characters, and Luma. They differ in what they take, how long a clip can be and what comes back, which is what the table shows.
It depends on the clip. Runway’s Edit Studio takes up to 30 seconds; Aisma takes 2–60 seconds, works from a written request and photos, and keeps your original audio. If you want to edit a frame and preview the look before you generate, Runway does that and Aisma doesn’t. We compare published facts here, not results.
Aisma does, and Luma’s FAQ says Modify Video does. Hailuo AI generates stereo sound with every result, and Kling AI says it can change dialogue. The other pages we read don’t say, so try a clip with speech before you commit to any of them.
Aisma takes 2–60 seconds in one go. Viggle takes longer uploads on paid plans, for swapping characters. Google Flow accepts a 60-second upload, then has you trim it to 30 seconds and edits up to 10 at a time. Runway, Kling AI and Higgsfield stop at 30 seconds, Adobe Firefly at 20, and Hailuo AI’s results run up to 15. Luma’s limit depends on frame rate: 20 seconds at 24 fps. Pika shows its limits in the app.
No. Aisma edits video you already shot, so it needs your clip. If you need footage that doesn’t exist yet, a tool with Yes in the table’s last column is the better fit.
No. You write the change in plain words and add photos when a specific look matters. There are no masks, keyframes or timeline, and the result comes back at your clip’s length and framing, ready to cut in the editor you already use. The guide to removing someone from a video shows the same request beside the manual methods.
The wedding clip at the top plays in full. The examples library lists every edit this site plays with its request, and each example page, like the wedding removal, prints its brief word for word.
We haven’t published a side-by-side test, so this page makes no claim about which results look better. It compares only what each company publishes: inputs, limits, output and audio. We make Aisma, so read its line as the maker’s own.
Plans and credits differ too much to line up in one column, and they change often, so each company’s own page is the place to check. An Aisma edit costs 10 credits per second at 720p or 20 at 1080p, and you see the exact price before you generate. Packs and weekly plans are on the price list.
Yes. The wedding clip at the top of this comparison is a real Aisma edit of the original shown with it, made from the one request this page prints. Your result depends on your clip and request.
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