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How to restyle footage with AI

Video-to-video changes the look of a clip while keeping its motion. Here is how to restyle your own footage, keep it consistent with the rest of your cut, and finish the edit.

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How to restyle footage with AI

Bring your clip in

Import the source footage and attach it as the driving video for a video-to-video or motion-transfer shot. The original motion is preserved while the style changes.

  • Ingest the source clip.
  • Choose restyle or motion transfer.
  • Set a target look with references.

Restyle with control

Steer the new style with references and prompts, and keep it consistent with surrounding shots so the restyle does not stand out from the cut.

  • Use style references and palette rules.
  • Hold continuity with connected shots.
  • Compare takes before committing.

Refine in Creator Studio and finish

Use Creator Studio for region-level edits, then assemble the restyled clip with the rest of your media on a timeline and export.

  • Mask and edit regions in Creator Studio.
  • Assemble on one timeline.
  • Export a synced, finished cut.

Try the workflow

Plan your next AI video in Video Loom.

Turn the guide into a project with scene planning, provider routing, continuity, review, and export in one workspace.

Questions

Common questions.

Does video-to-video keep the original motion?

Yes. It restyles the look while preserving the source motion, and you can route each shot to the model that fits.

Can I restyle only part of a clip?

Yes. Creator Studio includes masking and selective edit tools for region-level changes.