Add Object to Video with AI

Add the thing the shot was missing — a product, a prop, a creature — from a short description. LazyKiwi renders it into your footage with the scene's own perspective and light, so it looks like it was there on the day.

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Specs

Add object to video specs: what goes in, what comes out

Inputs

One video clip + a description of the object

optional product photos for an exact match

Clip length

Long clips supported

up to 500 MB per file

Output

MP4 at 480p, 720p or 1080p

ready to download

Keeps

The camera move and the action

the object takes the scene’s perspective and light

How to add an object to a video — 3 steps

Describe what should be in the shot and where. It is rendered into the footage with the scene's own perspective and light.

Start now — it's free

Step 1

Upload your clip

Any shot you already have — a product video, a street scene, a dance.

Prompt

A giant inflatable rubber duck behind the model

Step 2

Say what to add and where

Plain English: what it is and where it sits. Attach a photo of a real product so the result matches it.

Step 3

Download the new shot

The object holds its place as the camera moves. Download it from the workbench, or reword and run again.

Say what to add — and where

One sentence: the object and its place in the frame. Attach photos of the real product and the result follows them.

Plain-English description
Optional product photos
Start from a template clip

Anything, anywhere in the frame

A mug on the desk, a poster on the back wall, a dragon over the ramp, a duck behind the model — the gallery was all made from descriptions.

Products, props, creatures
On the table, behind the sofa, top-left
One object per run; run again for the next

Light and perspective matched to the scene

The object is rendered into the shot, so it takes the scene's angle, scale and lighting instead of sitting on top like a sticker.

Matches perspective and scale
Takes the scene's lighting
Holds its place as the camera moves

The shot stays yours

Camera move, action and timing are exactly as filmed; only the object is new. Long clips are supported.

Camera and action untouched
Long clips supported
Price shown before you generate

Compared

Add objects to video: LazyKiwi vs Runway, InScene and Filmora

Where LazyKiwi Add Object to Video stands against Runway, InScene and Filmora, from their own pages.

	LazyKiwi Add Object to Video	Runway Edit Studio	InScene	Filmora (AI object editing)
Add anything from a description	✓Any object you can describe	✓Text prompt	Not published	✓Reference picture + prompt
Matches the scene's light and perspective	✓Takes the scene's angle and light	Not published	Not published	Not published
Original shot stays as filmed	✓Camera move and action untouched	Not published	Not published	Not published
Use your own product photo	✓Optional product photos	Not published	✓Product image	✓Reference picture
Long clips	✓Long clips supported	2–30 s	Not published	Not published
Runs in the browser, nothing to install	✓Browser only	✓Browser	✓Browser	✕Desktop / mobile app
Free to try	✓Free to try	✓Free to try (watermarked)	✓Free to try	✓Free trial
Price shown before you generate	✓On the button	✓Credit table in the help centre	Not published	Not published
Sources	Workbench read 13 Oct 2026	Help centre Pricing read 13 Oct 2026	inscene.live read 13 Oct 2026	Feature page read 13 Oct 2026

Competitor details change; check the linked pages first.

FAQ

Add object to video FAQ

What is add object to video AI?+

It inserts something new into footage you already shot — a product, a prop, an animal, an effect — from a written description, and renders it with the scene's own perspective and light so it looks filmed rather than pasted on. It is the opposite of an object remover.

Is add object to video AI free to try?+

Signing up is free and comes with free credits to try it; every run shows its exact price on the Generate button before anything is charged.

How do I add an object to a video?+

Upload an MP4 or MOV, describe the object and where it goes, attach photos of it if you have them, choose 480p, 720p or 1080p, and generate. The new clip is ready in a few minutes.

Can I add my own product?+

Yes. Attach photos — a packshot and a label close-up, say — and the object in the clip follows their shape, colour and print. Only use products you own or have the rights to show.

How do I control where the object goes?+

Put the position in the description — "on the left side of the table", "hanging on the back wall". If it sits wrong, reword and run again.

Can I add more than one object?+

One object per run works best. Add the first, download the result, then run it again with the next object on the new clip.

Will the rest of the clip stay exactly the same?+

The clip is re-rendered with the object in it, so the camera move and action follow your footage but small details elsewhere in the frame can shift. Check the result before replacing the original in your edit. To replace the person rather than add something, use character swap; to change the whole look, video to video.

How long can the clip be, and what resolution do I get?+

MP4 or MOV; short clips render fastest, longer clips are supported. You choose 480p, 720p or 1080p before generating; the credit price changes with the resolution and the length. To remove something instead, use the AI video object remover.

Can I add an animal or a creature?+

Yes — the dragon, the butterflies and the rubber duck in the gallery were all added from a description. Attach a photo when you need a specific product.

Will the object move with the camera?+

Yes. It is rendered into the scene, so it holds its place as the camera moves and takes the scene's perspective and lighting. To change what is behind your subject instead, use the video background changer.

How do I download the result?+

The finished clip plays in the workbench when the render is done; download it as an MP4 from there.