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DaVinci Resolve: Remove unwanted people with Higgsfield AI

Demo summary

The creator uses the 'draw to video' brush tool in the Higgsfield AI plugin to paint over people in a clip and uses a text prompt to remove them, resulting in a regenerated video with the subjects gone.

Step-by-step

  1. Hover your playhead over the clip you want to edit in the timeline
  2. Click on Edit Video in the Higgsfield AI plugin window
  3. Select the Draw to Video function
  4. Adjust the brush size and color
  5. Paint over the people or objects you want to remove
  6. Type a text prompt such as 'remove the people'
  7. Check the credit cost before processing
  8. Click to send and process the clip

Options

  • Adjust brush size
  • Change brush color

Watch out for

  • The entire clip gets regenerated, not just the painted area
  • The result will look slightly different from the original even in untouched areas
  • It is not a perfect 1:1 match to the original footage

Highlights

It's not a perfect 1:1 match to the original, but honestly, as a final result, it looks really solid.

All demos from “Higgsfield AI Is Now Inside DaVinci Resolve (This Changes Everything)

  1. 1:381:04Remove unwanted people with Higgsfield AICurrentThe creator uses the 'draw to video' brush tool in the Higgsfield AI plugin to paint over people in a clip and uses a text prompt to remove them, resulting in a regenerated video with the subjects gone.DaVinci ResolveAI Video Editor
  2. 2:420:43AI color grading with Higgsfield LatchThe user demonstrates the 'Latch' tool by uploading a reference photo of a New York taxi and applying its color profile to a video clip, then refining the AI-generated color channels manually.DaVinci ResolveAI Video Editor
  3. 3:250:34Replace sky using Higgsfield AIUsing the 'draw to video' function, the creator paints over a flat gray sky and uses the prompt 'dramatic sky' to generate a high-contrast, moody replacement that matches the foreground lighting.DaVinci ResolveAI Video Editor
  4. 3:591:01AI background replacement and motion preservationThe video shows how to change a video's background via text prompt while preserving the subject's original motion, followed by dragging the generated clip directly from the plugin panel to the DaVinci Resolve timeline.DaVinci ResolveVideo to Video
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