Keep the motion.Change the look.
Restyle your own clip as live action, anime, clay or paint, or turn a wide video vertical while AI paints the new edges. Preview free before you render.
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Drop a clip. Pick a new look.
MP4 or MOV, 3 to 10 seconds. The motion and timing stay yours.
Pick a look. Preview frame one.
The preview is free. You can try up to three looks on this clip.
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Drag to compare.
Happy with it? Render the whole clip. Not quite? Try another look.
- Upload
- In the queue
- Rendering
- Saving
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Same motion. New look.
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Clean clips, clear subjects
- 3 to 10 seconds with one clear subject
- A steady camera and even light
- Cartoons, games and toys into live action
- Details like "a real grey cat"
- Reframing: wide shots with room around the subject
What breaks the restyle
- People who haven't given permission
- Fast cuts, captions or logos on screen
- Asking for a specific real person's face
- Very dark or blurry footage
- Reframing: text or logos cut off at the edges
Three steps. The motion stays yours.
You see frame one in the new look or the new shape before anything is charged.
Drop a clip
MP4 or MOV of footage you own or have permission to use: 3 to 10 seconds to restyle, up to 60 to reframe.
Preview frame one
Pick a style or a new shape and see frame one, free. Try up to three per clip.
Render the clip
Pick a model. Every frame gets the new look or the new edges, with the same motion.
Video to Video vs Image to Video
One restyles motion you already have. The other invents motion from a still.
Common questions.
What clips can I upload?
MP4 or MOV files up to 100 MB. To change the look, use 3 to 10 seconds. To change the shape, use 2 to 60 seconds with LTX 2.3, or up to 10 seconds with Luma Ray 3.2. One clear subject and a steady camera give the cleanest result.
How much does it cost?
The frame preview is free, up to three per clip in each mode. Rendering is charged only when the video is ready. To change the look: Wan 2.7 from 7 credits a second, Seedance 2.5 from 35 credits a second, Luma Ray 3.2 from 66 credits per 5-second clip. To change the shape: Luma Ray 3.2 Reframe from 4 credits a second (5-second minimum), LTX 2.3 Reframe from 7 credits a second. Stopping a render costs nothing.
Can it turn a horizontal video vertical?
Yes. Choose Change the shape and pick 9:16. Going from 16:9 to 9:16 means about two thirds of each frame is new, so the AI paints matching scenery above and below your footage while your clip stays untouched in the middle. Wide shots with space around the subject work best. Preview frame one free before you render.
Why does the reframe preview differ a little from the video?
The preview expands frame one with an image model so you can check the shape for free. The video model paints the new area again for every frame, so the fill will be close to the preview but not identical. Your own footage is never changed.
Can it turn a cartoon into live action?
Yes. Choose Live action and say what each character is, for example a real grey cat. Check the frame preview first: the render follows it. Hand-drawn cartoons change the most, so expect to try a second look.
Which model should I pick?
To change the look: Luma Ray 3.2 holds motion closely and lets you set how far the new look may go, Seedance 2.5 keeps faces, outfits and fine detail but takes the longest, and Wan 2.7 is the quickest. To change the shape: Luma Ray 3.2 Reframe follows your words for the new area on clips up to 10 seconds, and LTX 2.3 Reframe fills it on its own and takes clips up to 60 seconds.
Can I use this on a video of someone else?
Only with the permission of everyone shown, and never with minors. Restyling and reframing change how a video looks, not who is in it: Snippt does not swap faces or turn people into someone else. Snippt does not create sexual content, and every request is screened.
How long does a render take?
Usually 2 to 7 minutes, depending on the model and resolution. You can switch tabs while it works, and this page picks the render back up if you reload it.
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