Video to Video: Restyle a Clip with AI
Upload a source video and describe what should change—style, light or mood—and what must stay, especially timing and subject. Video to video is for look development and ad variants when you already have footage.
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Restyle footage instead of reshooting
Video to video (video style transfer) keeps the motion you filmed or generated, then shifts genre, color or material. Use it for campaign alternates, day-to-night tests and art-direction passes.
Say what changes and what stays
A useful prompt names the new look and the locked elements: “keep the walk cycle and logo, shift to rainy neon.” Vague “make it cooler” prompts drift off the performance.
Controls follow the model
Duration and resolution options match the selected video model. Results vary: some modes hug the original timing closely, others reinterpret motion. Compare two passes before you lock a look.
Video to video vs image to video
Image to video starts from a still. Video to video starts from a clip you want to repaint. If you need a brand-new shot with no footage, use text to video.
How it works
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Upload the source
MP4 or WEBM with clear subject motion.
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Describe the restyle
Write the change and the elements that must survive.
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Compare variants
Generate, review timing, and keep the strongest look.
FAQ
Will the timing stay intact?
The mode aims to preserve motion timing while applying a style shift. How close it stays depends on the model.
What is video to video used for?
Look-dev, style transfer and campaign variants from footage you already have.
Do I need a prompt?
Yes. The prompt is what tells the model which look to apply and what to protect.
Restyle a video
Restyle a video