Start from an Existing Clip
Upload a reference video to guide the shot's content or movement. Choose material with a readable subject and a clear sequence.
- Use a focused reference clip
- Keep the subject easy to see
Video to Video AI
Video to Video AI
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Up to 1 images, 1 videos and 0 audio clips (2 references total). Images: 10 MB each; videos: 100 MB each; audio: 15 MB each.
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Video to Video AI: Reimagine a Clip with a New Creative Direction
Use a reference clip and prompt to guide a new video in Cut AI. Explore visual changes with supported models and review motion and scene consistency.
- Use a focused reference clip
- Specify the visual change
- Review temporal consistency
Video-to-Video Restyling from Your Reference Clip
Use the source and controls that match the shot you want to create.
Describe the Change You Want
Explain the new visual direction and what should remain recognizable. The model generates a new interpretation rather than an exact frame-by-frame edit.
- Specify the visual change
- Name details worth retaining
Compare the Generated Sequence
Play the result from beginning to end. Check the subject, camera movement and sound where available before using the new version.
- Review temporal consistency
- Check the resulting audio
How to Use Video to Video AI
Prepare a focused brief, generate a version and review the complete clip.
Prepare the Source
Upload a reference video that suits the selected model's input requirements.
Describe the Direction
Describe the new direction and choose supported model settings.
Review the Video
Generate a new interpretation, compare it with the reference and download your chosen result.
Video to Video AI for Short Creative Projects
Start with one clear purpose for the finished clip.
Visual Restyling Studies
Explore a different look for an existing shot.
Scene Variation Drafts
Develop alternatives from the same reference clip.
Reference-Led Storytelling
Use a recorded scene to guide a new creative sequence.
Video to Video AI: Questions and Answers
Practical answers about inputs, model settings and generated results.
What does Video to video AI do?
Use a reference clip and prompt to guide a new video in Cut AI. Explore visual changes with supported models and review motion and scene consistency.
What should I prepare before generating?
Upload a reference video that suits the selected model's input requirements.
Will the original audio and every frame be preserved?
Do not assume exact frame or audio preservation. Supported behavior differs by model and mode; preview the generated picture and sound before using the result.
Which duration, ratio and resolution can I use?
Available controls depend on the selected model and mode. Choose from the options shown in the editor; some reference modes inherit properties from the source.
How can I check the credit cost?
Review the credit estimate shown in the editor before generating. The selected model, media inputs and output settings can change the required credits.
How do I save a finished video?
Wait for the task to finish, play the result and use its download action. Review the whole clip before sharing or using it in a larger project.
Video to Video AI: Create Your Next Shot
Bring your own idea or source to the editor above and review a new version.
