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AI Video to Video

Edit Existing Clips — Change Look, Keep Motion

Paste TikTok / Reels / Facebook, or upload a clip — see common edit scenarios below, then try it in the tool. Same social import as Reference Studio.

Try the generator

Model

Source video to transform (Standard)

Paste TikTok / Reels / Facebook, or upload the clip — MP4 or MOV, 3–15.5 seconds. Motion and timing follow your upload; aspect ratio is automatic.

Paste a TikTok, Instagram Reels, or Facebook link — or a public HTTPS file URL ending in .mp4 or .mov. YouTube: upload MP4 only.

Style reference (optional)

Optional stills (up to 4) to steer look — works best with a clear transform prompt.

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Tip: describe what should change while keeping motion — e.g. "Transform into a rainy night scene while preserving the dancer's movements."

16:9 · 5s · 720p

Multimodal references, cinematic motion, and built-in audio in one generation.

Why video-to-video gets frustrating

Most overspending is picking the wrong tier or the wrong mode — not the model itself.

Wrong tier for clip length

“I pasted a 15s Reels clip but only got 5 seconds back.”

Aleph (Quick) processes only the first ~5s. Use Standard (Kling) for 3–15.5s social clips, or Pro (Seedance) for 4–30s full-length edits.

Background changed, subject drifted

“I only wanted a new background — the person looks different now.”

Write what to change and what to keep: "Replace background with neon city. Keep dancer motion and camera path."

Credits gone before a usable clip

“I ran Pro three times before I knew the look I wanted.”

Quick (Aleph) ~95 credits to test a look on ~5s, then rerun on Standard or Pro once motion is approved.

Popular video-to-video edit scenarios

Real jobs creators run on Reeldo — what you upload, what changes, and which tier fits.

Use case 01 / 06

Source

Original product demo clip on plain background

Edited

Same product motion with new studio background

Product clip — swap background for A/B ads

Scenario
You have one product demo clip and need Amazon / Meta variants with different backgrounds — same motion, same framing.
Result
The product and camera path stay locked; only the environment changes for each campaign.
Settings
Standard (Kling)720p3–10s

Prompt template

Replace background with a clean white studio. Keep product shape, label readability, and camera static.

Use case 02 / 06

Source

Daylight outdoor walking clip

Edited

Same walk with golden-hour relighting

Relight a clip — morning to golden hour

Scenario
Footage was shot in flat daylight but the ad brief calls for warm evening light — reshooting is not an option.
Result
Lighting and color grade shift while subject motion and timing stay on the original timeline.
Settings
Quick (Aleph) testthen Standard (Kling) final

Prompt template

Relight to golden hour with warm highlights. Preserve subject motion and framing.

Use case 03 / 06

Source

Clip with unwanted background figure

Edited

Clean plate with distraction removed

Remove a distraction in-frame

Scenario
A usable take has a passerby, logo, or prop that should not appear in the delivered ad.
Result
The unwanted element is gone; camera move and main subject action continue unchanged.
Settings
Standard (Kling)short prompt720p

Prompt template

Remove the person in the background on the left. Keep all other motion unchanged.

Use case 04 / 06

Source

UGC clip on neutral background

Edited

Same gestures with neon city look

Same UGC action — four looks for channel tests

Scenario
One talking-head or action clip must ship as TikTok, Reels, and paid social variants with different moods.
Result
Motion and timing match the source; only style, background, or grade changes per variant.
Settings
Standard (Kling)~16 cr/s @720p

Prompt template

Cyberpunk neon city background at night. Keep speaker gestures and lip timing.

Use case 05 / 06

Source

20-second continuous hero clip

Edited

Full-length clip with new grade applied

15–30s clip — edit without trimming

Scenario
Your source is a single 20s hero take and you cannot cut it down to Aleph or Kling limits.
Result
Output duration and aspect ratio follow the uploaded clip on Seedance Pro.
Settings
Pro (Seedance 2.5) only4–30s

Prompt template

Edit @Video1: cinematic teal-orange grade. Keep all motion and duration.

Use case 06 / 06

Source

Source clip plus packaging reference still

Edited

Video with reference-guided product look

Image-guided look — packaging or color ref

Scenario
Marketing sent a still of the approved packaging or palette; the video must match without a reshoot.
Result
The clip adopts colors or product details from the reference still while motion follows the source video.
Settings
Pro (Seedance) @image1or Kling + up to 4 refs

Prompt template

Apply colors and packaging style from @image1 to @Video1. Keep camera motion.

Pick Quick, Standard, or Pro

Route by clip length and budget — not by brand hype.

Pick Quick, Standard, or Pro
Your clipFile / importBudget mindsetPick
≤5s style test≤10MB uploadLowest cost (~95 cr/job)Quick — Aleph
3–15s Reels / adsTikTok / Reels / FB or upload~16 cr/s @720pStandard — Kling
4–30s cannot trimUpload or social import~48 cr/s @720p ProPro — Seedance 2.5
Decision diagram: clip length and file size mapped to Aleph, Kling, or Seedance tiers

How to write a video-to-video edit prompt

Tell the model what to change and what must stay locked on the original timeline.

  • →Keep motion — "preserve dancer moves / camera path / lip timing"
  • →Change look — background, lighting, color grade, or season
  • →Seedance Pro — "Edit @Video1: …" and optional @image1 reference still
  • →Kling Standard — optional up to 4 reference stills for look steering

Example

Replace background with rainy neon street. Keep dancer motion and camera path.

Short, direct prompts work best on Aleph. Add @Video1 on Seedance Pro for long clips.

Diagram: source video plus edit instruction arrow to edited clip, with Change X / Keep Y labels

Supported inputs & Kie limits

Same social import as Reference Studio — tier duration limits still apply after import.

Supported inputs & Kie limits
InputSupported?Notes
Upload MP4 / MOV / WebMYesAleph ≤10MB · Kling & Seedance ≤200MB
TikTok / Instagram Reels / FacebookYesSign in · wait for import to finish · same as Reference Studio
Direct HTTPS .mp4 / .mov URLYesPublic CDN or signed object URL Kie can fetch
YouTube / Shorts linksNo (site-wide)Download a short MP4 and upload instead
After social importTier limits apply20s Reels → Kling or Seedance · not Aleph (5s)

How AI video to video works

Four-step workflow: import source, pick tier, write edit prompt, generate
  1. Step 1

    1. Add your source clip

    Paste TikTok / Reels / Facebook, or upload MP4/MOV. Match tier limits — Aleph: ≤10MB · Kling: 3–15.5s · Seedance: 4–30s.

  2. Step 2

    2. Pick Quick, Standard, or Pro

    Use the model dropdown in the generator. Standard (Kling) is the default for most social edits.

  3. Step 3

    3. Describe the edit

    Say what should change — background, lighting, objects, or style — while keeping the original motion.

  4. Step 4

    4. Generate & download

    Preview the result, iterate on another tier if needed, then download. Credits scale with length on Standard and Pro.

When not to use Video to Video

V2V edits footage you already have in place — other modes handle generation and extensions.

No source clip yet — start from a prompt or still

Text to Video →

Generate a new scene from refs — not edit this timeline

Reference to Video →

Add seconds at the end without changing look

Video Extend →

Sharpen resolution only — no style edit

Video Upscale →

Compare AI video to video tiers

Compare AI video to video tiers
FeatureQuick (Aleph)Standard (Kling)Pro (Seedance 2.5)
Best forStyle tests & quick fixesSocial posts & ad cutdownsLong clips & final delivery
Clip length~5s processed (10MB max)3–15.5s (200MB)4–30s, matches source
Resolution720p equivalent720p · 1080p · 4K480p draft · 720p · 1080p · 4K
Typical cost~95 credits / job~16 cr/s @720p~48 cr/s @720p (input+output)
Prompt tipShort & direct: "Replace background with neon city."Preserve motion: "Rainy night scene, keep dancer moves."Use tags: "Edit @Video1: golden hour cinematic look."

Video to video vs other modes

Video to video edits existing footage in place — unlike image or reference modes that start from stills or mixed refs.

Comparison diagram: Video to Video vs Image to Video vs Reference to Video inputs and outputs
Video to video vs other modes
FeatureVideo to VideoImage to VideoReference to Video
InputOne source video + edit promptStart frame image + motion promptReference images, videos, and audio
GoalChange an existing clip in placeAnimate a still into a new clipGenerate a new scene guided by references
MotionPreserves source camera & subject motionMotion invented from the stillMotion can follow reference clips
DurationAleph ~5s · Kling 3–15.5s · Seedance 4–30sModel picker (typically 4–30s)Up to 30s on Seedance 2.5

After you generate

Your edited clip previews in the generator above. From there you can download, or continue in Reeldo:

  • Download MP4 when the clip is ready.
  • Video Extend — add seconds at the end in the same scene.
  • Video Upscale — sharpen resolution before social upload or delivery.

AI video to video FAQ

What is AI video to video?

Which tier should I pick?

Can I paste a TikTok or Reels link?

Does Video to Video support YouTube links?

How is video to video different from image to video?

How is video to video different from Reference to Video?

Why use Kling Omni Transform (Standard)?

When should I use Seedance 2.5 (Pro)?

When should I use Runway Aleph (Quick)?

Can I use video-to-video outputs commercially?