Change one thing in your shot, leave the rest untouched
Add, remove, or transform a single element in a real clip, with a prompt instead of manual masking.
A change that slots back into your edit
VFX changes on MITO happen inside the same project as the rest of your edit, so a modified shot slots straight back into your sequence instead of becoming a standalone export you have to re-integrate.
What you get to do
Add, move, or erase an element with a prompt
Change a real clip with a prompt instead of manual masking or rotoscoping.
Transform a surface without reshooting
Change a material or surface in an existing shot instead of scheduling a new shoot.
Keep the rest of the frame untouched
Change one thing in a shot while everything else stays exactly as filmed.
VFX FAQ
AI VFX changes a specific element in existing footage — adding, removing, or transforming it — using a trained model instead of manual compositing. On MITO, you describe the change with a prompt and apply it directly to your clip.
Yes — describe the change with a prompt instead of manually masking or rotoscoping the object.
Used directly, a VFX change produces a standalone export. On MITO, the changed clip stays in the same project as the rest of your edit, so it slots back into your sequence instead of needing to be re-integrated.
The goal is precision: change one element while the rest of the frame stays as filmed. Results can vary by clip and by model, so review outputs closely before a final delivery.
Source footage requirements vary by model — check the specific model's page on MITO for what it expects.