Reshoot

Change specific areas or sections of your video using LTX Reshoot. Remove objects, add elements, or modify parts of a scene while keeping the rest of your footage unchanged. Perfect for targeted edits

Tutorial

How It Works

  1. Import video - Use Import Clip button or drag & drop

  2. Click "Edit" - On video thumbnail

  3. Select "Reshoot" (LTX) - From model selector

  4. Enter edit prompt - Describe what to change in the scene

  5. Optional: Select time segment (start time and duration)

  6. Reshoot Video - Generate modified version

  7. Compare - Use Before/After toggle

  8. Done - Add to chat or close

What Reshoot Does

Reshoot modifies specific areas of your video:

  • Remove objects - Delete unwanted elements from scenes

  • Add elements - Insert new objects or people into footage

  • Modify areas - Change specific parts of a scene

  • Targeted edits - Edit only selected time segments

  • Preserves rest - Keeps unchanged areas intact

  • Maintains motion - Preserves video structure and timing

Important: Reshoot is for changing specific areas of a scene, not for applying global style changes to the entire video.

Writing Edit Prompts

What to Describe

Focus on what to change in the scene, not overall style:

  1. Remove objects - "Remove the man", "Delete the car", "Remove background person"

  2. Add elements - "Add a dog", "Insert a tree", "Add a sign"

  3. Modify objects - "Change the car to red", "Make the building taller", "Replace the sign"

  4. Change areas - "Remove the text overlay", "Delete the logo", "Remove the watermark"

Good Edit Prompts

Removing Objects:

Adding Elements:

Modifying Objects:

Bad Edit Prompts

Style Transfer (Wrong Use Case):

(Reshoot is for changing areas, not style)

Too Vague:

Describes Entire Scene:

(Reshoot changes specific areas, not the whole scene)

Use Cases

Removing Unwanted Objects

Example:

  • Import video with unwanted person in background

  • Prompt: "Remove the person in the background"

  • Reshoot Video

  • Result: Person removed, rest of scene unchanged

Adding Elements to Scenes

Example:

  • Import video of empty street

  • Prompt: "Add a car driving in the background"

  • Reshoot Video

  • Result: Car added, scene enhanced

Removing Watermarks or Text

Example:

  • Import video with watermark

  • Prompt: "Remove the watermark in the corner"

  • Reshoot Video

  • Result: Watermark removed, video clean

Modifying Specific Objects

Example:

  • Import video with blue car

  • Prompt: "Change the car to red"

  • Reshoot Video

  • Result: Car color changed, everything else same

Fixing Scene Issues

Example:

  • Import video with unwanted object

  • Prompt: "Remove the trash can"

  • Reshoot Video

  • Result: Object removed, scene cleaned

Time Segment Selection

Full Video Editing

Default behavior:

  • Entire video is processed

  • Changes apply to whole video

  • All frames modified

Segment Editing

Optional feature:

  • Select specific time range

  • Edit only that segment

  • Rest of video unchanged

Settings:

  • Start time: When to begin editing (0-20 seconds)

  • Duration: How long to edit (0-20 seconds, default: 5 seconds)

Use when:

  • Only part of video needs editing

  • Testing changes on a segment

  • Selective modifications

  • Preserving most of the video

Example:

  • Video: 10 seconds long

  • Start time: 2 seconds

  • Duration: 3 seconds

  • Result: Only seconds 2-5 are modified, rest unchanged

Limitations

Duration

  • Maximum segment: 20 seconds

  • Recommended: 5-10 seconds per segment

  • Longer videos: Process in segments or trim first

  • Processing time: Scales with duration

What Reshoot Maintains

Maintains:

  • Video structure and timing

  • Motion and movement

  • Unchanged areas of scene

  • Overall composition (except edited areas)

Changes:

  • Specific areas you target

  • Objects you remove/add

  • Elements you modify

  • Selected time segments

Tips for Best Results

  1. Be specific about what to change - "Remove the man" vs. "make it better"

  2. Describe the location - "Remove the person in the background" vs. "remove person"

  3. Use clear object names - "car", "person", "sign", "text"

  4. Keep segments short - 5-10 seconds for best results

  5. Test on segments first - Try short duration before full video

  6. Compare results - Use Before/After toggle

  7. Iterate if needed - Refine prompts for better results

Common Workflows

Quick Object Removal

  1. Import video

  2. Click "Edit"

  3. Select Reshoot

  4. Prompt: "Remove [object]"

  5. Reshoot Video

  6. Compare and Done

Adding Elements

  1. Import video

  2. Click "Edit"

  3. Select Reshoot

  4. Prompt: "Add [element] in [location]"

  5. Reshoot Video

  6. Review and iterate if needed

  7. Done

Segment Editing

  1. Import video

  2. Click "Edit"

  3. Select Reshoot

  4. Set start time and duration

  5. Prompt: "Remove [object]"

  6. Reshoot Video

  7. Only selected segment modified

  8. Done

Watermark Removal

  1. Import video with watermark

  2. Click "Edit"

  3. Select Reshoot

  4. Prompt: "Remove the watermark"

  5. Reshoot Video

  6. Clean video result

  7. Done

Troubleshooting

"Object not removed"

Solutions:

  • Be more specific in your description

  • Describe the location ("background", "foreground", "left side")

  • Try different wording

  • Check video meets requirements (duration, etc.)

"Wrong area changed"

Solutions:

  • Be more specific about what to change

  • Describe the exact object and location

  • Try segment editing to limit scope

  • Refine your prompt

"Processing failed"

Solutions:

  • Check video duration (max 20 seconds per segment)

  • Verify video file is valid

  • Ensure API keys are configured

  • Try shorter segment or different video

"Entire video changed"

Solutions:

  • Use segment editing to limit scope

  • Be more specific about what area to change

  • Ensure you're describing a specific object/area

  • Check prompt is for area change, not style

"Not for style changes"

Solutions:

  • Reshoot is for changing specific areas, not style

  • Use other tools for style transfer

  • Focus on objects/elements to add/remove/modify

  • Describe what to change, not how it should look


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