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Lucy Edit Pro is a state-of-the-art video editing model that produces studio-quality results in minutes, not weeks. Ready-to-use REST inference API, best performance, no cold starts, affordable pricing.
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Your request will cost $0.1 per run.
For $1 you can run this model approximately 10 times.
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Lucy-edit-pro — High-Fidelity Text-Guided Video Editor
Lucy Edit Pro is a high-end, text-guided video editing model for precise, cinematic transformations. Provide a source video and a natural-language prompt, and the model redraws clothing, style, and scene details frame by frame while preserving motion, timing, and composition. Compared with the Dev edition, Pro prioritizes visual fidelity, temporal stability, and 720p output quality.
What Lucy Edit Pro does
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Advanced prompt-based video editing Transform outfits, add props, restyle scenes, or change visual themes using simple text instructions.
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Structure-preserving edits Keeps original camera motion, pacing, and blocking; only the requested elements are modified.
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High temporal consistency Reduces flicker and frame-to-frame drift, especially on detailed clothing, hair, and accessories.
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720p-ready quality Designed for sharper, more detailed output suitable for social content, previews, and concept shots.
Inputs
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video (required): The source clip to edit. The output duration matches the input duration (up to the maximum supported length).
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prompt (required): A clear description of the desired edit, for example: “Transform the woman’s outfit into a regal medieval gown with a jeweled crown.” “Turn the kitchen into a futuristic laboratory with glowing panels.”
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resolution
- 480p
- 720p
Pricing
| Resolution | Price per second |
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| 480p | $0.100 |
| 720p | $0.150 |
Maximum supported duration per request: 120 seconds.
How to use
- Upload or paste the URL of your source video.
- Choose the output resolution (480p for cheaper drafts, 720p for higher quality).
- Write a focused prompt describing exactly what should change and what should remain.
- Run the model and review the edited clip.
- Refine the prompt and rerun to iterate on details such as style, color, or accessories.
Tips for best results
- Use well-lit, reasonably clean footage; extreme compression and heavy motion blur reduce quality.
- Keep prompts specific (“Replace her clothes with a red sci-fi pilot suit with metallic details”) rather than vague.
- When iterating, keep the core prompt stable and only adjust small parts to maintain consistency.