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Inpaint

Last updated 3 days ago

Introducing Wan2.1’s Video Inpainting Feature!

Effortlessly swap or remove objects in videos with Wan2.1’s powerful inpainting feature. Perfect for edits, corrections, or creative enhancements, it delivers seamless results. Transform your videos with precision—no complex tools needed.

Steps

  1. Upload a source video

  1. Select the object you want to replace or remove. For best results, refine the mask by adding more points to key areas—such as the arms, legs, body, and head—ensuring consistent tracking throughout the entire video.

  1. Select Free mode or Control mode. Free mode will ignore the control type. You can see the example above for the different output.

  1. Input the prompt to describe the inpainted video

  2. (Optional) Add a reference Image. In the above example, we use this reference image.

  1. (Optional) Add a key frames. You can add a start frame or end frame to further control the style and structure of the final output video. It is useful especially for removing object.

Below is result without using the reference image and start frame.