Transform short videos into new visual styles with AI-guided prompts
AI video editor that turns one long shoot into several short narrative cuts
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Pricing model
Freemium
Freemium
Pricing
Subscription plans: Lite $9.90/mo (750 credits/mo, billed $118.80 annually with 34% savings), Pro $25.90/mo (2,500 credits/mo, billed $310.80 annually with 35% savings), Ultra $79.90/mo (7,000 credits/mo, billed $958.80 annually with 33% savings). Permanent credit packs: Starter $49.00 (1,650 credit
Free: 1 hour of footage and 1 video export per 14 days. Starter: $29/month for 4 hours and 10 exports per month. Pro: $69/month for 10 hours and 25 exports per month. Studio: $199/month for 30 hours and 60 exports per month. Footage past a paid plan's cap is billed at $11.99 per analyzed hour.
Key features
AI video style transfer for anime, 3D, watercolor, cinematic and other visual styles
Background change and character swap with reference image guidance
Motion transfer preserving movement while changing character appearance
Multiple output formats including 720p and 1080p resolution
Private result preview and download as MP4
Optional generated audio for results
Continue shot feature for extending sequences
Flexible video frame rate and aspect ratio control
Credits system with monthly subscriptions or one-time permanent packs
Prompt-based creative direction with Kling 3.0 AI model
Export to Adobe Premiere Pro XML and FCPXML
Password-protected client review links with feedback
Multiple aspect ratios and auto-reframing
65 caption presets with drag-and-drop editing
AI-generated multiple narrative cuts with 90, 60 and 30-second versions
Chat-based video refinement and editing
What makes it different
Focused single workflow for video transformation without requiring complex production pipelines
Preserves source video motion and structure while applying new visual styles
Straightforward upload-configure-generate-preview workflow with no technical skills required
Flexible output formats for different publishing channels and aspect ratios
Faster iteration and creative refinement compared to traditional video restyling
Multiple narrative cuts from a single shoot instead of starting from one edit
Exports reference original footage, leaving source files untouched and exports near-instant
Does not train AI models on user footage
Built around narratives rather than individual cuts or soundbites
Client review and feedback integrated into the editing workflow
Video to Video AI
FlashCut