AI Video to Video Generator
Use an existing clip as the starting point for a new AI video. Describe the visual style, setting, or details you want to change, with the original motion and framing as references.
AI Video to Video Generator
Reference
Video-to-Video Examples
Compare motion-rich clips and distinct visual treatments before restyling your own footage. Open a video for a closer look, then review the transformation examples below.
Sunset Mountain Road
Koi Beyond the Frame
Pink Flame Sculpture
Cinematic Shoulder Portrait
Classical Chinese Portrait
Silver Fantasy Gown
Sunlit Anime Portrait
Golden Floral Portrait
Key Features of Video to Video
Use an existing clip as a motion and framing reference, then choose a model and a focused visual direction for the regenerated result.
Keep Source Motion, Timing, and Camera as References
Upload a clear clip when its movement and framing already match the structure you need. The source guides the new generation, but the result is still regenerated and cannot guarantee identical frames, subject details, or motion paths.
Change the Visual Style without Rebuilding the Shot
Focus the Prompt on one treatment such as cel shading, watercolor, cinematic color, or illustration. A style change can reshape color, texture, and edges, but it does not automatically repair blur, camera shake, poor exposure, or heavy occlusion in the source.
Choose a Model by Reference Inputs and Output Controls
Video-to-video support varies by model. Compare Seedance, MiniMax H3, Wan, and other available options by accepted references, duration, resolution, aspect ratio, and credit cost before submitting the same source clip.
Review the Entire Clip, Not Just a Still Frame
Watch the full output for subject drift, changing silhouettes, unstable textures, background jumps, and style changes over time. Keep the source simple and revise one prompt condition at a time when comparing results.
When to Use Video to Video
Restyle a clip using its motion as reference. Details can change; exact motion copying and restoration are not guaranteed. Audio depends on the model.
Explore Several Styles for the Same Motion
Compare animation, illustration, cinematic color, and other visual directions using the same source movement and camera as references.
Repackage Existing Creative Footage
Create a new visual version of an existing short clip. Choose a clear source first, since a style change does not automatically fix blur, shake, or poor framing.
Create Style Pitches and Visual Experiments
Test several art directions with the same reference footage before choosing a visual style for a short film, product concept, or social post.
No existing footage? Switch methods
Video to Video needs source motion to work from. To invent motion and a scene from scratch, use Text to Video. If all you have is a still, use Image to Video instead.
How to Restyle a Video with AI
Use a clear clip, choose one visual style, then inspect the full result. Fix source problems before changing the Prompt.
- 01
Check the source clip
Use a visible subject, complete motion, usable exposure, and limited occlusion.
- 02
Choose one visual style
Define one medium, color direction, and material. Avoid conflicting styles.
- 03
Watch the full result
Check silhouette, limbs, background, texture, and color throughout the motion.
A Reusable Transformation Prompt Structure
Use the Prompt for style and preservation rules. The source already supplies motion and camera.
Example you can edit
Transform this clip into a restrained cel-shaded animation with clear dark outlines, consistent warm clothing colors, and soft evening light. Keep the subject readable and use the original motion and camera as references. Add no people, scene changes, text, or watermarks.
The 10-Second Source Check
Style conversion does not remove source problems.
Ready to try
- Clear subject silhouette throughout
- Complete motion and camera structure
- Usable exposure with visible shadow detail
- Simple background or clear subject separation
Fix the source first
- Severe occlusion or frequent person overlap
- Very dark, overexposed, or heavily blurred footage
- Large handheld shake or lens distortion
- Captions, stickers, or watermarks covering the subject
PLANS & PRICING
Subscribe for regular creation or pick a credit pack for occasional projects. Every plan includes all available models, with the credit cost shown before you generate.
Lite
For first ideas and lighter creative routines.
$99.00 billed yearly
12,000credits / year, issued upfront
$0.83 per 100 credits
Up to 200
Up to 800
Maximum at 60 credits/video and 15 credits/image. Actual use varies by model and settings.
Full annual credit allowance issued upfront. Cancel next year’s renewal anytime.
- Secure checkout powered by Stripe.
- Full card details are never shared with ReelMuse.
- Full refund within 3 days if purchased credits are unused. Refund policy
Every plan includes
- All available video models
- Text, image, and video inputs
- Credit cost shown before generation
- No ReelMuse watermark
- Commercial use with rights to your inputs
Pro
For regular posts and personal projects.
$299.00 billed yearly
42,000credits / year, issued upfront
$0.71 per 100 credits
Up to 700
Up to 2,800
Maximum at 60 credits/video and 15 credits/image. Actual use varies by model and settings.
Full annual credit allowance issued upfront. Cancel next year’s renewal anytime.
- Secure checkout powered by Stripe.
- Full card details are never shared with ReelMuse.
- Full refund within 3 days if purchased credits are unused. Refund policy
Every plan includes
- All available video models
- Text, image, and video inputs
- Credit cost shown before generation
- No ReelMuse watermark
- Commercial use with rights to your inputs
Studio
For frequent creation across multiple projects.
$499.00 billed yearly
72,000credits / year, issued upfront
$0.69 per 100 credits
Up to 1,200
Up to 4,800
Maximum at 60 credits/video and 15 credits/image. Actual use varies by model and settings.
Full annual credit allowance issued upfront. Cancel next year’s renewal anytime.
- Secure checkout powered by Stripe.
- Full card details are never shared with ReelMuse.
- Full refund within 3 days if purchased credits are unused. Refund policy
Every plan includes
- All available video models
- Text, image, and video inputs
- Credit cost shown before generation
- No ReelMuse watermark
- Commercial use with rights to your inputs
Pay safely and securely with









AI Video to Video FAQ
Answers specific to restyling a clip—what it preserves, what source works, and how audio is handled.
- 1
Will it preserve the original motion exactly?
The source provides motion, timing, and camera references, but the output is regenerated—it can't guarantee identical frames, subject details, or motion paths. Think of it as a new visual version, not a filter.
- 2
What source videos work better?
A clip with a clear subject, complete movement, usable exposure, limited occlusion, and a relatively stable camera. Style transfer inherits source problems, so fix blur, shake, or heavy occlusion before restyling.
- 3
Will the transformed video keep the source audio?
Source audio may change or be lost. Generated sound and audio references depend on the model. For an exact recording, add an authorized soundtrack in a separate editor.
- 4
How long does it take, and how do credits and watermarks work?
The cost appears before generation; timing varies by model, settings, and queue. After a plan or credit-pack purchase, new videos have no ReelMuse watermark. For other accounts, videos using only signup or daily credits carry it. Use only footage, likenesses, and music you have permission to use.
Try a New Visual Style for an Existing Video
Register to receive trial credits. Upload a clear clip you have the right to use and choose one primary style. Your credit balance and generation cost are shown in your account and generator.