Keep the view. Lose the trash.
BeforeAfter · AismaReal edit
What was asked
“remove this garbage bin”
Object remover with Aisma Keep the moment. Lose the clutter.
Trash, cables, photobombers, crowds: take them out of the shot and keep the moment you filmed.
Your video + your words + optional references.
Edit only footage and people you have the rights to. Likeness and voice consent in the Terms of Service
What stays
- The people you meant to film
- The place, the light, the movement
- Your camera and timing
What changes
- The distraction is gone
- The background behind it is rebuilt
What you bring
Your video + a written request
Each result is a separate Aisma edit of the same clip.
More directions
Less in the way. More to see.
Every result below is a real Aisma edit of the clip beside it. Under each set is the plain request behind one of its results.
The photobomber.
What was asked
“remove the guy in the red jacket behind them”
BeforeAfter · AismaReal edit
Nothing between you and dessert.
What was asked
“remove the cable”
BeforeAfter · AismaReal edit
Remove the crowd.
BeforeAfter · AismaReal edit
What was asked
“remove all the people in the background”
Keep the moment. Remove the distractions.
BeforeAfter · AismaReal edit
What was asked
“remove the trash bin and the cone”
From your camera roll
One video. A different direction.
- 01
Bring your video.
Start with footage you already have.
- 02
Describe the change.
Add a written request and optional reference photos.
- 03
Make it yours.
Review quality and credits before you generate.
A few good questions
Before you begin.
How should I identify an object?
Describe it concretely: color, position and what it is. For example, “remove the orange traffic cone next to the dark bin”.
What appears behind the removed object?
The empty area is generated from what surrounds it. It is a plausible fill of the scene, not footage that was hidden behind the object.
Can I remove an object that covers a person?
You can try, but the model then has to invent more hidden detail and the result is less predictable. An object that stands clear of people is a better place to start.
Your next edit starts here
You have the footage. What if you changed it?
Paid editing with credits. You see the price before you generate.
