Beeble SwitchX: Video Edit is a targeted video editing workflow that lets you change only what you describe, while keeping everything else intact. You load a source video and (optionally) a reference image, then enter a prompt describing the new environment and lighting. The BeebleSwitchXVideoEdit node applies the Beeble SwitchX video-edit model to generate an edited clip where masked regions follow your prompt and reference, while unmasked regions preserve the original pixels and motion. The workflow also produces an alpha matte so you can composite the edited regions over the untouched source in any NLE.

Technically, the graph decodes your clip with LoadVideo, extracts dimensions and frame count via GetVideoComponents, and uses the "Get frame counts (need < 240)" group to help you stay under the model’s recommended frame limit. If your clip is too long, Video Slice trims it to a workable range. LoadImage brings in an optional look reference, and GetImageSize ensures the pipeline accounts for dimension matching. BeebleSwitchXVideoEdit then processes frames with temporal consistency, outputting both the edited video and a per-frame alpha matte. Use PreviewAny to inspect intermediate results, and SaveVideo to render the final edit. The result is a practical, non-destructive way to relight scenes, replace environments, or stylize specific objects without breaking the original motion.