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OpenAI launched GPT‑Image‑2.5 Sunburst a few days ago. We stress-tested it's object-swap capabilities using the the invideo editor to create this cool match-cut video. Why? The biggest unlock with Sunburst is that when you edit images - NOTHING except the item you're swapping changes in your frame. Most models...

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Invideo18 gün önce

Try GPT-Image- 2.5 Sunburst and invideo Editor here:

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Shemakookie18 gün önce

This is huge 🔥

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MO18 gün önce

That's impressive ✌️

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Toshi18 gün önce

such a cool idea, ill have to try it out!!

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JOHN Z⚡18 gün önce

This is genuinely impressive. Keeping the frame consistent while changing everything else opens up so many creative possibilities! 🔥

A.W.E.S.O.M.-O 4000 profil fotoğrafı
A.W.E.S.O.M.-O 400018 gün önce

Match cut timeline breakdown here shows the object swap precision clearly.

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Mehwish kiran18 gün önce

The object-swap consistency here is seriously impressive

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Virginia18 gün önce

Generative match cuts are making complex video edits feel almost effortless with AI doing the heavy lifting.

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Horace Dodd18 gün önce

Looks like a powerful combo!

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simeon-sanai18 gün önce

This is seriously impressive. The creative possibilities just got much bigger. 🚀

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Drew18 gün önce

Wow, got to try this asap

Manish Bhati profil fotoğrafı
Manish Bhati18 gün önce

Will try today

ANKIT PATEL 🇮🇳 | AI profil fotoğrafı
ANKIT PATEL 🇮🇳 | AI18 gün önce

Definitely try this new sunburst editing style on invideo editor

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InsomniaLK18 gün önce

That match-cut is smooth. The object-swap fidelity really sounds like a game-changer for editing workflows.

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271ey18 gün önce

Trying it right now! 🔥

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Veo Studio 🎥18 gün önce

Keeping the rest of the frame consistent is a big deal for match cuts. Having the invideo agent then build and polish the timeline makes this much more useful than an image swap on its own. Would love to see more of the editing process behind this.

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Lost 🎯18 gün önce

This is amazing 👀🔥

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ToaiDanh18 gün önce

wowww, this feature looks really interesting! I’ll probably give it a try soon :)))

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Usman18 gün önce

How many images are those, that's crazyy !

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Mwoosh18 gün önce

How many images are those, that's crazyy !

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nonameoasis18 gün önce

The stability of Sunburst combined with the timeline agent is exactly the unlock we needed for high-end motion design. Keeping the rest of the frame 100% untouched while swapping elements frame-by-frame saves hours of post-production. Incredible update! 🤝✨

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Jay Sensei👾18 gün önce

We need a dedicated invideo editor tutorial post from @HridayeN-san😅

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IndyStry18 gün önce

Great example! This is a great use case for this type of shot where every frame has to change, aligning this by hand would take

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Ryan Blake18 gün önce

This is a huge unlock for AI editing. 🔥 Keeping everything else in the frame untouched makes object swaps actually production-ready, and pairing that precision with an agent that handles the match cuts and timeline automatically is seriously powerful.

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Pelaez Design AI18 gün önce

So many ideas pouring in!💯

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Baran Robin18 gün önce

🔥🔥🔥

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Zarnab Ai18 gün önce

That level of object-swap consistency is seriously impressive.

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osama orabi18 gün önce

This is seriously impressive. 🔥

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DrSadek 🪶18 gün önce

Very nice stuff

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OBA🕶️18 gün önce

Damn 🔥🔥 You guys just keep blowing my mind What a year 2027 has been for the world when it comes to constant technological advancement Interesting times ahead

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ŸĘ18 gün önce

Jeeezz

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Naartjies 🍊18 gün önce

Hm

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