Change the look of an existing video with AI

Upload a short clip and describe a visual change. Use optional image references to guide the result, then compare the generated version with your original.

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Make the background look like a jungle, and dress the man in colorful clothes.
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Make her wear a super flamboyant dress with colorful angel wings.

Example: try a new jacket color in a short shot

Sign in and choose a clear clip of the subject walking. Wait for the source and any reference images to finish uploading. Describe the intended change: “Change the navy jacket to ochre. Keep the walking action, framing and background.” These are instructions to guide a generation, not a promise that every other detail will remain identical.

Choose the resolution, ratio, duration and audio option before generating. Use the negative-prompt field for unwanted elements rather than adding conflicting instructions to the main prompt.

In task history, compare the new clip with the source. Watch the jacket edges, face and hands during movement, and listen to the audio. Download a result you want to keep; use Video Edit AI to place it into a longer edit. Browse all applications or pricing for the next step.

Try one visual change at a time

Clothing and product variations

Explore a different jacket color, accessory or product setting. Check logos, textures and hands across the whole result.

Background and lighting ideas

Ask for a different environment or mood while using the source action as a reference. Review movement and lighting consistency.

A different visual style

Describe an illustrated, cinematic or other look for an existing shot. Treat the result as a new interpretation, not a reversible color filter.

Inputs and settings on this page

One MP4 or MOV source clip, 2–10 seconds long and up to 100 MiB.
Up to three optional JPG, PNG, BMP or WebP reference images, up to 20 MiB each.
720p or 1080p; source aspect ratio or 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:3 and 3:4; prompt and negative-prompt fields.
Full-source duration or a requested length of 2–10 seconds, plus Auto or Keep original audio; task history with preview and download.

Questions about video restyling

What kinds of edits work best?

Start with one clear shot and a bounded change. Rapid cuts, occlusion and motion blur make consistency harder. The model may alter faces, text, proportions or motion beyond the requested change; inspect the complete result before using it.

Do I need a reference image?

No. You can use the clip and a written instruction. References can guide clothing, appearance or style. Their dimensions must be 240–8000 pixels per side; use opaque images, as transparent PNGs are rejected.

Why might a file be rejected?

Source video must be readable MP4/MOV, 2–10 seconds, with each dimension between 240 and 4096 pixels. Video and reference-image ratios must fall between 1:8 and 8:1. File-size limits apply before generation.

Can I select an exact section or change the soundtrack?

The duration field requests an output length; there is no start/end range selector. Prepare the source section first. Keep original audio requests the source soundtrack; Auto leaves audio handling to the generation service. Listen to the result rather than assuming it is unchanged.

Is this a local or free edit?

Sign-in is required to upload and generate. Selecting a valid file uploads it, and restyling uses cloud generation and account credits. Check current pricing; this page is separate from the local free tools.

What does Retry do?

Retry on a failed task submits a new generation using its saved inputs and can charge credits again. Use Refresh to check an existing task’s status. Preview and download the result when available; there is no export-format selector or guaranteed completion time.