Restyle the complete scene
For anime, 3D, watercolor, comic, pixel, or cinematic video style transfer, video to video AI provides a focused starting point. Then refine the palette, materials, and atmosphere in your prompt.
Video to video AI lets you upload a clip, describe the change, and create a private 720p or 1080p variation you can preview and download.
Video to video AI uses your clip's motion and framing as a guide. Choose one focused change, review the result, and refine the next version from what you see. The output remains a variation, not a frame-perfect copy.
For anime, 3D, watercolor, comic, pixel, or cinematic video style transfer, video to video AI provides a focused starting point. Then refine the palette, materials, and atmosphere in your prompt.
With video to video AI, move familiar action into another location, season, or time of day. Describe the new background and light, plus what should remain recognizable.

In video to video AI motion transfer, add one character image to guide appearance. The clip directs the performance while the image guides the character.
Review each private video to video AI result at 720p or 1080p, compare it with the source, download the MP4, or reopen it from history. Earlier variations remain available.
Video to video AI changes the visual treatment through video style transfer while the source guides action and camera flow. Use readable movement and one coherent prompt so the result is easier to compare.
Video to video AI lets you explore another location without preparing a new shoot. Specify the setting, time of day, and atmosphere, then identify the subject and framing you want to retain before reshooting.
Compare daylight, sunset, moonlight, or an overcast mood from the same footage with video to video AI. You can also request another camera treatment or output frame, then inspect motion and composition across the complete clip.
Restyle one clear performance as anime, 3D, watercolor, or another visual treatment with video to video AI. Keep the action simple and request one direction at a time.
For video to video AI, upload one 2–15 second MP4 or MOV up to 50 MB, with a short edge between 480 and 720 pixels. Use clear footage with readable movement.
In the video to video AI workspace, choose a task and edit the suggested prompt. Name what should change and remain recognizable, then set duration, framing, and optional generated audio.
Preview the private video to video AI result, compare it with the source, and download the MP4. Completed variations remain available in your history.
Video to video AI uses existing footage to guide a new prompt-directed clip. The source provides motion, timing, and framing; your instructions define the style, setting, character, light, or camera direction. Every video transformation is generative, so details can change.
Yes. Choose Background change or Character swap, then describe the replacement. Add one image up to 10 MB to guide appearance. Motion transfer requires both a movement video and a character image. For video to video character work, use a clear reference.
Use one 2–15 second MP4 or MOV up to 50 MB, with a short edge between 480 and 720 pixels. A clear subject, stable framing, and readable action make the result easier to evaluate.
No exact match is guaranteed. The model interprets both the source and prompt, so faces, detail, timing, identity, and framing can change. Request one focused change and review the complete clip. A focused request is easier to assess.
Choose a 5, 10, or 15 second result at 720p or 1080p. Framing includes Auto, 16:9, 9:16, 1:1, 4:3, 3:4, and 21:9. Preview privately, download the MP4, or reopen it from history. The video to video result stays private to your account.
No. Where available, the audio switch requests newly generated audio and is off by default; it does not preserve the source soundtrack. Kling Motion does not expose this option. Leave it off for a visual-only result and add audio later in your editor. Generated audio is part of the generated result.
No. Continue shot creates a separate follow-up clip; it does not append frames or join files automatically. Download the MP4 and place it after the source in your editor.
Name the look first, then describe the subject, scene, palette, and what should remain recognizable. Add details gradually; one focused video style transfer prompt is easier to evaluate than several unrelated changes.

Bring one short clip, choose a focused direction, and create a private 720p or 1080p variation you can preview and download.
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