Video to Video AI

MixVio automatically fits optional references and output settings to the model you select, so unsupported reference types or extra files are left out of that model’s draft. Switch back to return to your previous draft. Your source video is not automatically trimmed; if it is too long or too short, choose a suitable model or replace the source.

You need a MixVio account and enough credits for the displayed quote. Eligible Google-connected accounts receive 40 welcome credits once, valid for 7 days. Video to Video is available on the Free plan when your balance covers the edit. Failed runs cost no credits.

The default Seedance 2.0 model charges for both input video and output length. A 4-second 720p edit with a 2-second source starts at 36 credits. Other models quote separately in the generator; reference media and output settings can affect the total. Credits are reserved when you submit. Failed or cancelled tasks release the reservation.

Start with a clear change, then name the details to preserve. Example: replace the cat with a dog; keep the person, background, lighting, and camera movement. Use optional references for an appearance or sound you want to match. Ask for a consistent edit across the video and review the result for changes outside your instruction.

No. AI editing can change details outside your instruction, and exact identity, motion, or timing is not guaranteed. This page does not include a brush, mask, timeline trim, video extend, or lip-sync tool. Inspect the result before publishing; if needed, refine the prompt, try another model, or replace the source. Each new generation has its own credit quote.

Paid-plan outputs may be used commercially, subject to the Terms of Service and the current model terms. You must have rights to the source video, reference media, faces, brands, and audio you use. Free-plan outputs are for evaluation and are not for commercial publishing.

Yes. Your uploads and results are private workspace assets, not public gallery posts. They are processed by the services needed to generate your edit. Private storage does not mean files remain only on your device; see the Privacy Policy for details.

Use Video to Video to edit a video you already have. Use Image to Video to animate a starting image. Use Reference to Video when images, videos, or audio should guide a new video rather than serve as the source to edit.

Use Video to Video to change the content or style of your source video. Use Motion Control to animate a character image with the performance in a reference video.