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Red puffer to denim.
Before → After sets the edit against the original; Full Aisma edit plays the whole walk.
Example requestchange his red puffer jacket to a denim jacket
Red puffer jacket changed to denim in a walking shot.
From two written sentences and no photo, Aisma, an AI video editor for clips you’ve already shot, swapped the red puffer jacket in this 10-second walk for a light-wash denim trucker jacket. His gray cap, his navy track pants and his walk stayed as filmed, with his hands in his pockets the whole way. Below are the brief we sent and what to look at in the result.
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Paid editing · MP4 or MOV · 2–60 seconds · Review credits before generating.
- A 10-second clip, words only.
- One run, kept as delivered.
- Horizontal clip, rendered at 720p.
What stays
- His face and the gray cap
- The navy track pants with their stripes
- The railing, the street and the camera following him
What changes
- The red puffer jacket is gone
- A light-wash denim trucker jacket with metal buttons and chest pockets takes its place
What you bring
A 10-second clip + the brief below (no photos)
Try this request
on your video.
The short request under the player says it the way most people would. Here is the brief we actually sent: two sentences, no garment photo.
The first sentence describes the new jacket the way a shop would list it: the wash, the cut and two details, metal buttons and chest pockets. The second names what has to stay, from his cap down to his track pants, so the edit stops at the jacket.
We ran it once at 720p and kept the result. The puffer was zipped up to his chin, so the open denim collar shows what the original only hinted at below the hem: a dark T-shirt underneath.
Try it on your videoThe brief we sent, word for word
Change his red puffer jacket to a light-wash denim trucker jacket with metal buttons and chest pockets. Keep his gray cap, navy track pants, face, walk, the street, lighting and camera.
10 seconds · 720p · no photos · sent once
Up close
Check the buttons,
then the cap.
The jacket
Light-wash denim with a point collar, metal buttons down the front and two flap pockets on the chest, as the brief described it. It ends at his waist, where a trucker jacket usually does.
The rest of the outfit
His gray cap and the navy track pants with their light stripes look as they did, and his hands stay in his pockets for the whole walk.
The street
The black iron railing, the concrete steps and the orange construction sign behind him stay as filmed, and the camera follows his walk the same way.
For a jacket change of your own, pick a clip where the whole jacket stays in view, like this walk toward the camera. If it has to be a specific jacket, such as one you sell, add its photo as Photo 1 instead of describing it.
Make it yours
Jacket and coat requests
for your own clips.
Ideas to adapt for footage you already have. None of these are results on this page; change the jacket, its details and the keep list to fit your video.
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Changing the whole outfit, or working from a garment photo? Our clothes changer page shows both ways.
HOW IT WORKS
Change the jacket
in your own clip.
Choose your video
MP4 or MOV, 2–60 seconds, up to 500 MB. Your original framing is kept.
Describe the new jacket
Name the jacket that goes and the one that comes in, then what stays.
Review credits, then generate
Pick 720p or 1080p. Aisma shows the credits first, and the finished edit arrives in your private Library.
A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
Before you begin.
Is this a real Aisma result?
Yes. Aisma made it from the brief above on the first run, with no photo, and we kept it as delivered. Before → After wipes from the original to the edit at the same moment, and Full Aisma edit plays the whole walk. The original is a stock clip from Pexels.
Do I need a photo of the new jacket?
Not for a general style like this one: “a light-wash denim trucker jacket with metal buttons and chest pockets” was enough. Add a photo as Photo 1 when the jacket has to match one you sell or own, and say which jacket it replaces.
Will the rest of the outfit stay the same?
Name it and it should. This brief keeps his gray cap and his navy track pants by name, and both look as they did. Anything near the jacket that matters, like a scarf or a bag strap, belongs in that keep list too.
What about the clothes under the jacket?
They follow what the clip shows. The puffer was zipped to his chin, with a dark T-shirt showing only below its hem, so the open denim collar shows a dark T-shirt too. If you want a particular shirt underneath, say so in the request.
What does a jacket change like this cost?
A 10-second walk is one shot: 100 credits at 720p, the quality we used, or 200 at 1080p, at 10 and 20 credits a second. You see the price on the Generate button before anything renders, and a part that fails costs nothing. Packs and plans are on the pricing page.
Can I change a jacket in a longer video?
Yes, up to 60 seconds per clip, as an MP4 or MOV file of up to 500 MB. One request covers every shot in the clip, and the result keeps your framing and the original audio.
Updated
More examples
Three more edits,
briefs included.
YOUR NEXT EDIT STARTS HERE
Same walk.
A new jacket.
Choose your videoPaid editing · MP4 or MOV · 2–60 seconds · Review credits before generating.