Video to Video
Turn one video into another with AI. Simple Video to Video workflow for creators and teams
Click to upload video
MP4, MOV, AVI, WebM (max. 10MB)
Max duration: 5 seconds
Examples
Prompt: video to video style transfer to cinematic look
Prompt: video to video with green screen extraction for subject
Prompt: video to video recolor key objects with reference image
Prompt: video to video generate new medium shot angle
Video to Video for Creative Control
Upload a video, write a prompt, and optionally add a reference image for guidance. Achieve Video to Video results that change style, isolate subjects, recolor elements, or create fresh angles while keeping motion and scene continuity stable. Use short, direct instructions for reliable output across variations
Video Style Transfer
Apply stylistic transformation through Video to Video. Convert everyday footage into cinematic, anime, or minimal looks using a prompt and an optional reference image for palette and texture guidance. Keep composition and timing intact while updating overall visual language
Green Screen Any Object, Person or Situation
Use Video to Video to extract a subject and place it on a clean background. Prepare content for compositing without manual rotoscoping, and iterate faster on layouts or background replacements for shorts, ads, and educational clips
Recolor Elements of a Scene
Guide color changes with a short prompt or a reference image. Perform Video to Video recolor on houses, clothing, vehicles, or props while keeping motion intact. Maintain scene clarity and adjust specific elements without affecting global contrast
Generate New Camera Angles
Create alternate shots from a single clip using Video to Video. Produce medium shots or wider framing to enrich edits without reshoots, improve coverage in timelines, and experiment with pacing and rhythm
Video to Video Use Cases
Where Video to Video fits best across everyday editing and creation
📱 Social Media Shorts
Turn raw clips into polished vertical posts with Video to Video; apply quick looks, isolate subjects, and keep pacing tight for reels
🛍️ Product Showcases
Highlight features, recolor variants, and clean backgrounds for catalog videos using Video to Video with short prompts
🎓 Tutorials and Courses
Clarify visuals by recoloring key elements, stabilizing looks, and generating alternate angles with Video to Video
📣 Marketing and Ads
Iterate on brand-consistent edits fast; Video to Video helps test styles, color moods, and subject emphasis across versions
🎬 Previz and Storyboards
Explore mood, framing, and motion options from a single take using Video to Video before committing to reshoots
🎉 Event Recaps
Unify mixed lighting and camera sources, and create a cohesive recap look with Video to Video
What Creators Say About Video to Video
Professionals use Video to Video for fast style transfer, clean extractions, and consistent looks across edits in daily workflows
Michael Turner
-Video Producer
video to video reduces manual effort in post. Clean subject extraction and quick style transfer speed up delivery
Emma Wilson
-Content Creator
Prompt plus reference image gives predictable results. video to video fits short form workflows well
James Clark
-Educator
Recolor and angle generation through video to video helps build clear visual explanations for lessons
Lisa Chang
-Social Media Manager
Fast iterations with video to video make campaign testing efficient without reshoots
Mark Davis
-Marketing Director
Consistent looks across deliverables become simple with reference guided video to video
Rachel Foster
-Filmmaker
New angles and recolor through video to video keep edits dynamic while staying on schedule
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers about Video to Video usage, modes, and limits. Need help, contact [email protected]
How to use it?
Upload a video, write a prompt that describes the goal, and optionally add a reference image to guide style or colors. Click generate to start Video to Video, then review results and refine with short, direct instructions
How long does generation take?
Typical time is 3–4 minutes per clip. Supported modes include video style transfer, green screen for any object or person, recolor elements of a scene, and generate new camera angles in one Video to Video flow. Actual time can vary with clip length and traffic
How are credits calculated?
One generated video costs 300 credits in the Video to Video pipeline. You can add credits any time and monitor usage in account
What are the upload limits?
Supported formats: MP4, AVI, MOV, WMV, FLV, WEBM; each file max 10MB. Video duration up to 5 seconds for Video to Video. Keep clips short and within size limits for the best turnaround
Is commercial use allowed?
Yes, results from Video to Video can be used for commercial projects, including ads, social content, and client work
How to get better results?
AI generation has randomness. For stronger results with Video to Video, use simple and direct prompts, avoid conflicting directions, and add a reference image for consistent style or color when needed