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The parked SUV, gone.
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Example requestremove the white SUV parked at the curb
White SUV removed from the curb of a suburban street.
Aisma, an AI video editor for footage you already have, removed the white SUV parked at this curb from a written request, with no photo and no masks. The other parked cars, the trees and the house stayed as filmed, and so did the low view down the street. Below are the brief we sent and a close look at what now stands where the SUV was.
Choose your video
Paid editing · MP4 or MOV · 2–60 seconds · Review credits before generating.
- A 10-second clip, words only.
- Sent once; this is the first result.
- Horizontal clip, rendered at 720p.
What stays
- The white sedan and the other parked cars
- The trees, the stucco house and its garage
- The low camera and the warm light
What changes
- The white SUV with the bike rack is gone
- An empty curb and a planted front yard fill its spot
What you bring
A 10-second clip + the brief below (no photos)
Try this request
on your video.
The request under the player is how most people would type it. The brief below is the one we actually sent: three sentences and no photos.
The first sentence points at the car by its color, by what it carries and by where it’s parked, which leaves one candidate on a street full of cars. The second asks Aisma to rebuild what the SUV hid, and the third lists what has to stay, starting with the other parked cars.
We ran it once at 720p and kept the result. The camera never saw what was behind the SUV, so the curb and the front yard there now are generated from the scene around them, including a small tree, a spiky palm and a trimmed hedge that the original never showed.
Try it on your videoThe brief we sent, word for word
Remove the white SUV with the bike rack parked at the curb in front of the house. Reconstruct the empty curb, street and front yard behind it. Keep the other parked cars, the trees, the house, the camera movement and lighting.
10 seconds · 720p · no photos · sent once
Up close
Where it was parked,
and what’s there now.
The curb
Where the SUV and its bike rack stood, the street runs clear to an empty stretch of curb, with a small tree, a spiky palm and a trimmed hedge in the yard behind it.
The other cars
The white sedan parked just ahead of it and the dark SUV beyond stay where they were, and the van coming up the street keeps driving toward the camera.
The house
The stucco house, its white garage door and the big tree in front of it look as they did, in the same warm light.
A parked car is a good first removal: it doesn’t move, nothing passes in front of it, and the curb and yard behind it are easy to continue. Things get harder when people or traffic cross in front of what you remove, so check those frames first.
Make it yours
Removal requests
for street and home clips.
Starting points for clips people shoot around the house and on the road. They aren’t results shown on this page; swap in your own object and what has to stay.
Realtor listing
Remove the pickup truck parked in the driveway. Keep the house, the lawn and the drone move.
Car meet reel
Remove the silver sedan parked behind my car. Keep my car and the people around it.
Yard sale ad
Remove the trash cans by the garage. Keep the tables and everything on them.
Wedding exit
Remove the delivery van parked across the street. Keep the couple and the guests.
Neighborhood vlog
Remove the orange traffic cones on the sidewalk. Keep me and the storefronts.
Moving day
Remove the moving truck from the curb. Keep the house and the family on the porch.
Removing a person rather than a car? Our step-by-step guide covers it, from the request to what to check.
HOW IT WORKS
Clear a car out
of your own clip.
Choose your video
MP4 or MOV, 2–60 seconds, up to 500 MB. Your original framing is kept.
Name what should go
Describe it by color and where it sits, then list 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 in one run, and we kept that first result. Full Aisma edit plays it whole, and Original video plays the street as filmed. The original is a stock clip from Pexels.
What appears where the car was?
Whatever fits the street around it. The camera never filmed what the SUV hid, so Aisma generates that part of the frame from its surroundings: here, an empty curb and a front yard with a small tree, a spiky palm and a hedge. Look at that spot first when you review your own result.
How do I point at the right car on a street full of them?
Use what sets it apart: its color and type, anything it carries and where it’s parked. “The white SUV with the bike rack parked at the curb in front of the house” leaves one candidate here. Then name the cars that stay, as this brief does with “the other parked cars.”
Can I remove a car that drives through the shot?
You can ask for it the same way and add when it appears, such as “remove the red car that drives past from 0:03 to 0:06.” A moving car leaves more of the scene to fill in than a parked one, so watch those seconds closely in the result.
What does a removal like this cost?
Removals cost what every edit costs: 10 credits a second at 720p and 20 at 1080p. This street is one 10-second shot, so it comes to 100 credits at 720p, the quality we used, or 200 at 1080p. The Generate button shows the exact number first, and a part that fails gives its credits back. Our pricing page lists the packs and plans.
Can I use this on any video?
Use it on footage you own or have permission to edit. Clearing a parked car out of your own listing video or vlog is exactly what it’s for. Aisma doesn’t offer edits meant to fake evidence or deceive people.
Updated
More examples
Three more edits,
each with its brief.
YOUR NEXT EDIT STARTS HERE
Same street.
An empty curb.
Choose your videoPaid editing · MP4 or MOV · 2–60 seconds · Review credits before generating.