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Upload a clip, pick a style, and the model redraws every frame in that look while keeping the original motion and camera.
Try it nowRedraw Video 1 as a Japanese anime scene: hand-drawn 2D cel animation, clean ink line art, flat cel shading with soft gradients, expressive anime eyes, bright pastel sky and painted background shops in the style of a modern Japanese animated film. Keep everything else from Video 1 exactly: the same woman, her step forward, the spin, the outfit change from the cream sweater and jeans to the red suit with loose hair, her final pose, the street layout, the timing and the slow camera push-in.
A six-second fashion clip, a spin that changes a sweater and jeans into a red suit, redrawn in a Japanese anime look. The step, the spin, the outfit change and the camera push-in all follow the original clip.
Redraw Video 1 as a 3D animated cartoon, like a modern animated feature film: smooth rounded stylised characters with big expressive eyes, soft fluffy fur on the dog, soft global lighting, rich warm colour and a stylised painted park. Keep everything else from Video 1 exactly: the boy in the yellow jacket, the golden retriever, the throw, the dog's run with the ball, the hug, the timing and the camera pan.
A boy throws a ball and his golden retriever brings it back for a hug, redrawn with the smoother, rounder look of an animated film. The throw, the run and the hug keep their timing, and the camera pans just as it did.
Redraw Video 1 as a 2D cartoon: bold black outlines, flat bright colours, simple shapes and a flat graphic sunset skyline, like a TV animated series. Keep everything else from Video 1 exactly: the young man in the orange hoodie and cargo pants, every dance move, the spin, the final freeze pose, the timing and the camera move.
A rooftop hip-hop routine at sunset, turned into a cartoon. Every step, the spin and the final freeze pose follow the original clip beat for beat, so the dance still reads as the same dance.
Redraw Video 1 as black-and-white Japanese manga in motion: bold ink lines, screentone shading, high contrast, speed lines on the fast moves, the whole frame including the court and the skyline in black and white ink. Keep everything else from Video 1 exactly: the basketball player, the crossover dribble, the drive, the layup through the chain net, her landing and look at the camera, the timing and the camera tracking.
A crossover, a drive and a layup on a city court, redrawn in black and white with speed lines on the fast moves. The play, the camera tracking and the final look at the camera stay as they were.
The people, their movement, the timing and the camera move all come from your clip. Only the look is redrawn, so a dance stays the same dance and a pan stays the same pan.
Anime, cartoon, 3D cartoon, sketch, manga and pixel art are ready to pick. Or write your own look in a sentence: a colour palette, a medium, a mood.
The Generate button shows what a clip costs before you start, so there are no surprises. Short clips cost less than long ones.
MP4 or MOV up to 100MB; the length and resolution it takes depend on the model, and the line under the upload box shows them. The file is checked in your browser first, so a clip that will not work is flagged before it uploads.
Tap Anime, Cartoon, 3D cartoon, Sketch, Manga or Pixel art, or describe the look you want. Leave it empty and the model chooses a style for you.
The model makes a new clip from yours at the length you pick, 5 to 15 seconds on the default model, and the price updates as you change it. Your clip's own seconds count toward the price too.
Each version lands next to the last and loops, so you can try the same clip in two styles and keep the one you like.
The promise of this page, a new look on the same motion, as researchers define the task.
Restyling a video means changing the look to match your description while the motion stays: the same people, the same moves, the same camera path. Researchers who work on video editing define the task the same way.
“Specifically, given a source video and a target text-prompt, our method generates a high-quality video that adheres to the target text, while preserving the spatial layout and motion of the input video.”You upload a video and an AI model redraws it in a new style, frame by frame, while keeping what happens in it: the same people, the same movement and the same camera move. It is the way to turn real footage into anime, a cartoon or a sketch without animating anything by hand.
Upload your clip, tap the Anime style (or describe the anime look you want) and select Generate. The default model, Seedance 2.0 Mini, makes a new 5 to 15 second clip that follows your footage in that style.
Yes. Cartoon gives flat colours and bold outlines, and 3D cartoon gives the rounded, softly lit look of an animated film. Clips with one clear subject and steady lighting convert most cleanly.
Yes. Write the look in a sentence, such as "watercolour animation with soft washes" or "black-and-white film noir, high contrast". Naming a medium, a colour palette and a mood gets you closer than a single word.
MP4 or MOV up to 100MB. How long and how sharp the clip can be depends on the model: Seedance 2.0 and 2.0 Fast take 2 to 15 seconds at 480p to 720p, and Seedance 2.5 takes 2 to 30 seconds up to 1080p. The line under the upload box shows the limits of the model you have picked, and the clip is checked in your browser before anything uploads.
No. The models on this page make a new video that follows yours and give it new sound, so the speech and music from your clip are not carried over. To keep them, add the original audio back in a video editor after you download.
New accounts may get one free run: a clip of up to 15 seconds at 480p on the default model. When it applies, the Generate button says Free; after that, each run uses credits.
Downloads on a free account carry a small Vormly watermark. Download on a paid plan for the clean MP4 you would post or hand to a client.
No. This page changes how a video looks, not its file type. To turn an MOV into an MP4 or shrink a file, use a video converter or your editor's export settings.
