Insert any subject into an existing video
Describe what belongs in the shot — the subject, where it sits, how it should be lit — and get the same footage back with it in the frame.

Insert any element into an existing video. Upload a clip, attach what you want to add, and describe how you want it implemented in frame. Pikadditions will only alter the area you want changed; everything else remains exactly the same.
Describe what belongs in the shot — the subject, where it sits, how it should be lit — and get the same footage back with it in the frame.
Attach a reference image and the addition matches it, rather than whatever the description alone conjures. Optional — a written description is already a complete request.
Your framing, your performance, your grade. The only new thing in the frame is the one you asked for.
Length and resolution do not move the price: ten seconds at 1080p costs what five at 720p costs.
A source video and a prompt. A reference image of the subject is optional, and only matters when the addition has to look like something specific.
Five or ten seconds, picked in the settings row — that is the length of the clip that comes back.
Wherever the prompt says. Placement is part of the description: around her right eye, resting on top of his head, on the table to the left.
No, they work together. The prompt says what to add and where; the image says what it looks like. Without an image, the description decides both.
No — Pikadditions only adds. It leaves the rest of the frame as you shot it.
720p or 1080p, and the price is the same either way: one flat rate per generation, whatever the length.