Turn footage you already have into a new look. Upload a short clip, describe the style or setting you want, and the AI redraws every frame while the people, their movements, and the camera move stay the same: performance footage as hand-drawn anime, a bedroom take as a neon city at night, a daytime shot as film noir. This page opens Solmi's AI video editor with an anime restyle already written. Replace the style at the start of the prompt with your own, pick Fast, Standard, or Best, and check the credit price before you generate.
A short clip in, the same shot redrawn in the style you describe out, in three steps.
Video to video AI takes a clip as its input instead of a text prompt alone. It keeps what happens in the shot, the people, how they move, and where the camera goes, and redraws how it looks. That makes it a quick way to give live footage a style that would take an animator weeks: a performance video as anime, a rehearsal as a claymation short, a street scene moved to another city or another decade. One run handles one shot; to restyle a longer video, cut it into shots, restyle each with the same prompt, and edit them back together.
Only for a short test. A new web account starts with 20 credits, which pay for the first 2 seconds of a clip on the Fast tier at 720p (18 credits): choose First 2 seconds under Length. Each second of video costs 9 credits on Fast at 720p (7 at 480p), 20 on Standard at 720p, and 39 on Best at 1080p. Longer clips need a paid plan or a credit pack. Credits are refunded if a generation fails.
Name one style and say it plainly: hand-drawn anime, stop-motion claymation, black-and-white film noir, watercolor painting. Then say what must not change, the way the pre-filled prompt does, so the edit stays a restyle and not a new scene. Keep the clip short and the subject large in frame; faces, hands, and small text are where a redraw drifts most. If the result changes too much, run it again with a shorter prompt, or on Best, the highest-fidelity tier.
It handles one shot of up to 15 seconds per run (8 on Fast, 10 on Best) from a file of up to 20 MB, not a full-length video. The shortest clip is 1 second on Fast, 2 on Best, and 3 on Standard. It does not move a person from one video into another: to make the person in a photo perform the moves from a clip, use motion transfer. For a full music video made from your song, use the AI music video generator.
AI that takes a video as its input, keeps the motion and framing, and redraws the look to your instruction, such as a new style, setting, or light.
Yes, that is the prompt this page starts with. Replace hand-drawn anime with the look you want, such as a 3D cartoon, claymation, or comic book, and keep the sentence that says what stays the same.
Up to 15 seconds per run (8 on Fast, 10 on Best), from a file of up to 20 MB. The shortest clip is 1 second on Fast, 2 on Best, and 3 on Standard.
It is priced by the second: 9 credits on Fast at 720p (7 at 480p), 20 on Standard at 720p, and 39 on Best at 1080p. A new web account's 20 credits cover the first 2 seconds of a clip on Fast at 720p.
Mostly, but not exactly: the AI redraws every frame, so faces, hands, and small text can shift, more so in strong styles. Keep the face large in frame and the clip short, and generate again if a take drifts.