Same moves, a whole new look.

Change the Style of a Video

Restyle a clip as anime, watercolour, claymation, film noir or anything you can describe — every frame redrawn, every movement kept. Tap a style below or write your own.

9 style recipesMotion keptMatch a reference imageUp to 4KFrom 8 credits

Clips made here, ready to restyle:

Pick a styleEach style opens the Edit Video tab with the prompt written

A 5-second restyle is 8 credits on MiniMax H3 or 35 on Seedance 2.5; the studio prices your clip before you commit. Plans renew monthly until cancelled and can be cancelled online at any time — see pricing details.

Pick a style

Each recipe opens the Edit Video tab with the prompt written. Choose a clip from My Creations, then generate. The colour strip is a cue, not a sample.

  • Animation

    Anime cel shading

    “Restyle the whole clip as 2D anime with clean line art, flat cel shading and a soft painted background. Keep the motion, timing and framing exactly.”

    Use this edit
  • Painting

    Watercolour

    “Restyle the whole clip as a loose watercolour painting with visible paper texture and soft bleeding edges. Keep the motion and framing.”

    Use this edit
  • Animation

    Claymation

    “Restyle the clip as stop-motion claymation: sculpted plasticine surfaces, soft studio light, slight handmade texture. Keep the motion and framing.”

    Use this edit
  • Film

    Film noir

    “Restyle the clip as 1940s film noir: high-contrast black and white, hard shadows, light haze. Keep the motion and framing.”

    Use this edit
  • Film

    16mm film

    “Give the clip a 16mm film look: warm colour, visible grain, gentle halation around highlights, slight gate weave. Keep everything else.”

    Use this edit
  • Painting

    Oil painting

    “Restyle the whole clip as a rich oil painting with thick visible brush strokes and deep colour. Keep the motion and framing.”

    Use this edit
  • Graphic

    Comic ink

    “Restyle the clip as a comic book: bold black ink outlines, halftone shading, flat saturated colour. Keep the motion and framing.”

    Use this edit
  • Graphic

    Pixel art

    “Restyle the clip as 16-bit pixel art with a limited palette and crisp pixel edges. Keep the motion and framing.”

    Use this edit
  • Mood

    Neon cyberpunk

    “Restyle the clip with a neon cyberpunk look: magenta and cyan light, glowing edges, dark atmosphere. Keep the motion and framing.”

    Use this edit

Style transfer that survives motion

Restyling a single frame is easy; restyling a clip is not. Paint each frame on its own and the brush strokes crawl, the outlines flicker and the character changes shape between cuts. The edit models here work on the whole clip at once — the source supplies the motion, the prompt supplies the look — so a watercolour stays the same watercolour from the first frame to the last.

Restyle a video in three steps

1

Pick the style

Tap a recipe above, or open the Edit tab and describe your own. Add a reference image when you need a specific look.

2

Pick the clip

Choose a video you generated here from My Creations. Short clips cost less: the source and the result both count.

3

Test cheap, finish sharp

Try the style on MiniMax H3 for 8 credits, then run the keeper on Seedance 2.5 at 720p or up to 4K.

Writing a style prompt that keeps the motion

Name the medium, then its texture. “Oil painting” is a direction; “oil painting with thick visible brush strokes” is a look the model can hold.

Say what must not change. End with “keep the motion, timing and framing”. Strong styles pull on composition, and one clause keeps them in their lane.

Style the scene, not the people. A style changes how a scene is drawn, not who is in it. Keep prompts about medium, light and texture; prompts naming public figures are declined by the screening that runs before every edit.

Build a look once. For a series, keep the prompt and one reference image fixed and change only the clip — every episode comes out in the same style. For generating new clips already in that style, see the reference to video page.

Sources, rights and labelling

Restyling works on videos generated on WowMade; uploaded camera footage is not accepted, and prompts and reference images are screened before anything is charged. Every restyled clip carries a signed C2PA provenance mark identifying it as AI-generated, in line with Article 50 of the EU AI Act; anyone can read it on the verification page, and the Content & Safety Policy sets out what may not be created. Plans renew monthly until cancelled and can be cancelled online at any time; the full terms are on pricing details.

Frequently asked questions

How do I change the style of a video with AI?

Open the Edit Video tab, pick a clip you made on WowMade, and describe the new style — or tap one of the style recipes on this page to have the prompt written for you. The edit model re-renders every frame in that style while keeping the clip's motion, camera move and composition.

Is this the same as a filter?

No. A filter recolours pixels that are already there. A style edit redraws the clip: brush strokes in a watercolour, flat cel shading in an anime style, grain and halation in a 16mm look. The result holds up in motion because the model renders the style on every frame rather than overlaying it.

Will the movement stay the same?

That is the point of a video-to-video edit: the source clip supplies the motion and framing, and the prompt only changes the look. Heavy styles can simplify fine detail — a watercolour loses small text, for example — but the moves, timing and composition carry over.

Can I match a specific look from a picture?

Yes. Add up to 6 reference images beside the clip — a painting, a frame from a style board, a colour palette — and mention them in the prompt. The model uses them as the look to match.

Which engine gives the best style transfer?

Seedance 2.5 Edit renders the most consistent style from frame to frame and goes up to 4K. MiniMax H3 Edit is the cheapest way to test a style — 8 credits for a 5-second clip at 480p — before committing to a final on Seedance at 35 credits at 720p.

Can I restyle a video I filmed?

Not here. The edit tool accepts videos generated on WowMade, so the source has already passed the platform's checks. Generate the scene in the video studio first, then restyle it as many times as you like.

Is a restyled video marked as AI-generated?

Yes. Every edited clip carries a signed C2PA provenance mark identifying it as AI-generated, which anyone can read on the verification page. Restyling changes the look of a scene; it never changes who appears in it.

Keep going

One credit balance across video, image, music and the editing tools.

Keep every move. Change every frame.

Pick a style