Clay Animation V5
Rounded shapes and a handmade clay texture.
Video to Video
Give your footage a new visual direction. Choose from 70 style presets, decide what changes and restyle clips of up to 10 seconds.
Style inspirationTransformation scopeClay Animation V5
Full sceneRounded shapes and a handmade clay texture.
Your selection is applied when you start the restyle.
Explore video restyling styles
Explore a selection of anime, clay, Pixar, Ghibli, pixel art, illustration, watercolor and ink painting looks. Open the full style library to browse all 70 presets and variations.
Anime Style V5
Expressive characters, drawn outlines and cel shading.
Pixar Style V5
Sculpted characters, smooth surfaces and soft light.
Ghibli Style V5
Warm, painted scenery and gentle animated details.
Pixel Style V5
Visible pixel blocks with a retro digital finish.
Illustration V4
Graphic shapes with a hand-painted character.
Watercolor V4
Translucent washes and softly blended edges.
Ink Painting
Fluid ink washes and brush-painted contours.
Static style examples with different scenes, not processed results from your video.
Video restyling, explained
What is video-to-video restyling?
Video-to-video starts with an existing clip and uses it as a reference for a new visual treatment. The creative brief can change the subject, the whole scene or the background while aiming to retain the action and composition that make the source recognizable.
Upload a clip of 2 to 10 seconds, choose a style and start a restyle. The motion and original audio are kept, and the finished MP4 appears in your recent tasks.
Prepare a video restyle in three steps
Start with a short clip, make the visual choices, then review the complete brief.
Add your source video
Choose an MP4 or MOV file up to 100 MB and between 2 and 10 seconds long. Play it to check the framing, motion and the details you want to keep.
Choose the look and scope
Open View all to browse or search 70 styles, then confirm your selection. Choose the full scene or just the subject, and add a background description if needed.
Start the restyle
Pick 720p or 1080p and add a short style note if needed. The credit cost is shown before you start, and the result usually arrives in 1 to 5 minutes.
Choose what should change
The transformation scope is as important as the style. A clear choice makes the result easier to judge.
| Scope | Creative direction | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| Full scene | Give the subject and environment one shared look. | Check that the scene stays readable and that important shapes are still recognizable. |
| Subject only | Restyle a person, animal or object within the original setting. | Watch the boundary around hair, hands and moving objects; the retained background should still feel connected. |
| Custom background | Describe a new environment to accompany the chosen style. | Specify the setting, lighting and palette. Review scale and perspective as well as the subject. |
These choices are sent with your video and shape the restyle instruction.
Choose footage that is easy to restyle
A clear reference makes it easier to describe the look and evaluate changes.
Keep the subject readable
Prefer footage with visible features and a clear outline. Heavy blur, tiny faces or frequent occlusion make it harder to judge whether important details survive a restyle.
Start with a short, steady shot
Use one continuous shot to explore a style. Check fast turns, hands and scene cuts separately instead of assuming that one attractive frame represents the whole clip.
Write one consistent direction
Describe a main style, palette and mood. Identify the details that should remain, such as a jacket color or a product silhouette, rather than combining conflicting instructions.
Video-to-video questions
File requirements, style choices, pricing and results.
How is video-to-video different from text-to-video?
Video-to-video uses an existing clip as its visual reference. Text-to-video starts from a written description. With a source clip, you can refer to its action, framing and subject when describing the intended restyle.
Which video styles can I explore?
The library contains 70 presets and variations, including clay animation, anime, Pixar, Ghibli, pixel art, watercolor, origami, knit, pencil, ink painting, pop art and 3D CG. Search by name to compare related looks. The thumbnails are style references, not generated results from your uploaded clip.
What files can I add?
Choose an MP4 or MOV file no larger than 100 MB and 2 to 10 seconds long. The video must also be playable by your browser; a file extension alone does not guarantee codec compatibility.
Can I restyle only the subject?
Turn on subject-only and choose a person, animal or object. The style is applied to the main subject and the background stays realistic, unless you also describe a custom background.
How should I describe a custom background?
Name the location, lighting and colors you want. For example: a quiet garden at sunset, warm light and muted green leaves. Keep the description compatible with your main style and avoid adding unrelated subjects.
Will restyling preserve every detail and movement?
Do not assume that a generation workflow will preserve every detail. Review the complete clip for changes in faces, hands, text, product shapes and motion across frames. A style comparison image cannot establish video consistency.
Does this page generate a restyled video?
Yes. After you sign in and start a restyle, the result appears in the workspace when it is ready, and you can play it or download it as an MP4. The original audio is kept.
How much does a restyle cost?
Restyling is charged per started second of your clip, and 1080p costs more than 720p. The exact credit cost is shown before you start. If a task fails, its credits are returned.
The practical guide
How to plan a video restyle
Compare visual styles, write a clear brief and build a review checklist for your footage.
Find a new look for your footage
Add a short clip and explore the style and background choices.
Explore the workspace