Multiple models, one workspace
Use Video to Video with a model that accepts video input. The workspace starts in Video Edit, with settings and a credit estimate ready to review.
Video to Video AI
Give existing footage a new look with SeaDance Video to Video AI. Upload a clip, describe your changes and preview a fresh version in the same workspace.
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Video to Video AI,
a new look for your footage
Explore plansYour clip is the starting point
Video to Video builds from uploaded footage. Start with a short, clear shot so the subject and action are easy to identify.
Sound when your model supports it
Explore Video to Video with sound on compatible models. Check the audio settings rather than assuming the original soundtrack will remain unchanged.
Give the movement direction
Tell Video to Video AI what should change and what should stay. Name the subject, the desired look and any important motion.
Explore a different look
Try an illustrated, clay-like or cinematic treatment through your prompt. These are creative directions, not guaranteed one-click presets.
Reimagine your footage with Video to Video
How to use Video to Video
Work through three steps in the generator above, then review your new clip below it.
Explore plansVideo to Video for your creative workflow
Give an existing shot another purpose in a social edit, campaign concept or story.
Explore plansContent creators
Restyle a familiar clip to explore a different opening for your channel.
Marketers and agencies
Compare visual treatments of the same footage before choosing a campaign direction.
Filmmakers and storytellers
Test how a scene feels with a different atmosphere before planning further production.
Start Video to Video with a clear direction
Try: “Restyle the uploaded clip as a clay animation. Keep the walking action and camera framing, with soft light and handmade textures.”
Explore plansGet more from Video to Video AI
Use concrete instructions to make each new version easier to assess.
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Subject action
Ask Video to Video AI to retain the main action. Check gestures and movement in the result; exact preservation is not guaranteed.
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Camera and pacing
Use Video to Video to explore the shot's look while describing the framing you want to keep. Review any unintended camera changes.
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Lighting and atmosphere
Describe a warmer, cooler or more dramatic scene. Keep instructions consistent with the source and change one detail per version.
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Flexible formats
Choose Video to Video settings for your destination. Available ratios, durations and resolutions depend on the selected model and task.
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Refine with comparisons
Keep the source clip close while reviewing results. Compare faces, edges, timing and scene details before deciding which version to download.
Where Video to Video fits your work
Start with footage you already have and choose one visual change to explore.
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Social content
Use Video to Video to give an existing short a different visual identity, from soft illustration to textured animation.
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Campaign ideas
Compare Video to Video treatments for a campaign. Share draft versions with your team to discuss the mood and message.
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Dance and performance
Try a different visual treatment for a performance clip. Review the timing and body movement against the original.
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Animated concepts
Explore a fantasy treatment with Video to Video, then use the result to discuss your story's visual direction.
Video to Video questions, answered
Create a fresh take with Video to Video
Explore SeaDance AI plans and put your existing footage to work in a new direction.
Your footage is the starting point
Text promptsVideo referencesModel choicesFlexible formats