What FLUX Video Edit is good at
- Instruction only: Describes the change in words, with no masks, no reference images, and no control inputs
- Structure preserved: Length, framing, camera motion, and audio come from the source clip
- Object-level edits: Removes, adds, or replaces objects, characters, and background elements
- Restyling: Changes the look, lighting, or setting of footage you already have
- Text and dialogue: Rewrites on-screen text and replaces spoken lines
- Up to 15 seconds: Accepts source clips from 0.7 to 15 seconds
Example output
Replacing the performer in an existing clip while keeping the pose, lighting, and camera:Use it
Call it from code
Call it over HTTP through Comfy Router, with copy-paste Python, TypeScript and cURL snippets
FLUX Video Edit workflow
Edit a clip you already have: load the video, describe the change in the prompt, then run. The workflow sends the clip to Black Forest Labs through the FLUX Video Edit partner node and writes the edited clip back throughSaveVideo.
Run on Comfy Cloud
Open in Comfy Cloud
Download Workflow
Download JSON or search “Flux Video Edit” in Template Library
Writing the edit instruction
The prompt is the only creative control, so it is worth writing carefully:- Describe only what changes on screen. Anything you do not mention is meant to stay as it was.
- Name the subject and the outcome in the same sentence, for example “replace the guitarist with a gorilla in the same pose”.
- Write the instruction in plain language, up to 4096 characters. Detail about shape, material, or action roughly maps to how much the model changes.
- Keep replacement dialogue close to the length of the original speech, since the new line has to fit the time the original speech takes. A silent clip stays silent.
- The seed does not make a run reproducible. FLUX picks its own seed, so the same instruction on the same clip can come back different.
Node options reference
Limits
- Source clips run from 0.7 to 15 seconds and must be at least 160x160 pixels.
- The output is rendered at 24 fps and capped at about 0.9 megapixels per frame (1280x704), so a larger source comes back smaller.
- Billing is per second of clip. See Partner Nodes pricing.
Get started
- Update ComfyUI to the latest version
- Go to Template Library, search for
Flux Video Edit