AI Video to Video
AI Video to Video Editor — Edit Clips, Keep Motion
Upload a clip and describe what should change. Reeldo runs AI video to video with three tiers — Quick (Aleph), Standard (Kling), or Pro (Seedance 2.5).
Upload a source clip and describe what should change — restyle, replace objects, or fix regions while keeping motion.
Kling Omni Transform (Standard) — upload 3–15.5s clip, describe the change while keeping motion. Default pick for social edits.
Model
Standard tier — Kling Omni Transform; 3–15.5s social edits with motion preserved, 720p–4K
Source video to transform (Standard)
Upload the clip — MP4 or MOV, 3–15.5 seconds. Motion and timing follow your upload; aspect ratio is automatic.
Style reference (optional)
Optional stills (up to 4) to steer look — works best with a clear transform prompt.
Tip: describe what should change while keeping motion — e.g. "Transform into a rainy night scene while preserving the dancer's movements."
Output Settings
Resolution
Duration
Output follows your source clip (3–15.5s) — aspect ratio is automatic.
Native Audio
Generate dialogue, ambience, and effects with the video
Multimodal references, cinematic motion, and built-in audio in one generation.
Three ways to run AI video to video
Not sure where to start? Standard covers most Reels and ads. Use Quick to preview a look cheaply, then rerun on Standard or Pro. Choose Pro when you need the full source length (up to 30s) or Seedance @Video1 edits.
Quick — Runway Aleph
Fastest way to test a look. ~5 seconds per job, ~95 credits flat. Best for style swaps and background changes on short clips (max 10MB).
Use Quick in the editor →Standard — Kling Omni Transform
Best balance for Reels and ads. 3–15s clips, 720p–4K, preserves motion. ~16 cr/s @720p — faster turnaround than Pro.
Use Standard in the editor →Pro — Seedance 2.5
Longest edits (4–30s), output matches source duration & aspect ratio. Use 480p for cheap drafts or 720p+ for finals. Optional @Video1 / @image1 prompts.
Use Pro in the editor →Compare AI video to video tiers
| Feature | Quick (Aleph) | Standard (Kling) | Pro (Seedance 2.5) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Style tests & quick fixes | Social posts & ad cutdowns | Long clips & final delivery |
| Clip length | ~5s processed (10MB max) | 3–15.5s (200MB) | 4–30s, matches source |
| Resolution | 720p equivalent | 720p · 1080p · 4K | 480p draft · 720p · 1080p · 4K |
| Typical cost | ~95 credits / job | ~16 cr/s @720p | ~48 cr/s @720p (input+output) |
| Prompt tip | Short & direct: "Replace background with neon city." | Preserve motion: "Rainy night scene, keep dancer moves." | Use tags: "Edit @Video1: golden hour cinematic look." |
How AI video to video works
Step 1
1. Upload your source clip
MP4 or MOV. Match the tier limits — Aleph: ≤10MB · Kling: 3–15.5s · Seedance: 4–30s.
Step 2
2. Pick Quick, Standard, or Pro
Use the model dropdown in the generator. Standard (Kling) is the default for most social edits.
Step 3
3. Describe the edit
Say what should change — background, lighting, objects, or style — while keeping the original motion.
Step 4
4. Generate & download
Preview the result, iterate on another tier if needed, then download. Credits scale with length on Standard and Pro.
AI video to video FAQ
- What is AI video to video?
- AI video to video lets you upload existing footage and describe edits — restyle, swap backgrounds, or refine regions — while keeping the original motion and timing. On Reeldo you pick Quick, Standard, or Pro depending on clip length and budget.
- Which tier should I pick?
- Quick (Aleph) for cheap style tests on ~5s clips. Standard (Kling Omni Transform) for most Reels and ads (3–15s). Pro (Seedance 2.5) when you need up to 30s at full source length or @Video1-style edits.
- How is video to video different from image to video?
- Image to video animates a single still frame into new motion. Video to video starts from real footage and modifies look, objects, or regions inside that clip.
- How is video to video different from Reference to Video?
- Reference to Video uses images, videos, and audio as guides to generate a new scene. Video to video treats your upload as the main timeline — edits happen on that clip, not as a fresh generation.
- Why use Kling Omni Transform (Standard)?
- It is the sweet spot for social video: 3–15.5 second clips, up to 4K, motion preserved, and lower per-second cost than Seedance Pro for most lengths.
- When should I use Seedance 2.5 (Pro)?
- When your source clip is longer than 15s (up to 30s), you need output to exactly match source duration/aspect ratio, or you want 480p draft mode to iterate cheaply before a 720p+ final.
- When should I use Runway Aleph (Quick)?
- Aleph is best for quick ~5-second style transforms at a flat ~95 credits per job — ideal for testing a look before committing to Standard or Pro.
- Can I use video-to-video outputs commercially?
- Paid plans include commercial use. Make sure you have rights to the source footage you upload.