Video tool · Live in the studio
AI Video to Video Generator
Take a video you have. Make the one you need.
Transfer motion from a reference clip onto a character, or rematch lips to a new audio track. Real footage, redirected.
No sign-in needed to look around the studio. Or try the simple copy motion from a video to a photo page.
Video to Video
- Input
- Video
- Output
- Video
- Live models
- 3
- AI labs
- 2
(01)What it does
Two tools, one idea
Video to Video covers Kling Motion Control for movement transfer and VEED Lipsync for new dialogue.
Video-to-video on trendshiftlabs covers Kling Motion Control (Standard and Pro) for transferring movements from a reference video onto a character image, and VEED Lipsync for remapping lip movements to a new audio track. Available in the studio after sign-in.
You can open the studio app and look around without signing in. Generating spends monthly credits on a Starter, Creator, or Pro plan. Outputs save to your gallery so you can reuse them in other tools.
Who it's for
Who video-to-video is for
Use this path when footage already exists. Kling Motion Control maps performance onto a character image. VEED Lipsync replaces or aligns mouth motion to new audio. Both are for redirecting shots you already paid to capture or generate.
If you are inventing a clip from text or a still, use text-to-video or image-to-video instead.
- Borrow the motion
- Record a movement once, then apply it to any character image with Kling Motion Control.
- Say something new
- VEED Lipsync remaps mouth movement to a new audio track, so one take can speak many scripts.
- Standard or Pro
- Kling comes in two tiers. Draft with Standard, finish with Pro.
- No reshoots
- Fix the line, change the language, or swap the performer without setting up a camera again.
(02)How it works
How you use it
Upload the reference
The clip with the motion or face.
Add the target
A character image or a new audio track.
Let it map
Motion and lips line up automatically.
(03)Models
What it runs on.Three live models from two labs.
Every model listed here is live in the studio today. Switch between them in the composer; each one reads a prompt a little differently.
- Kling
- Kling Motion Control Standard
- Kling Motion Control Pro
- VEED
- VEED Lipsync
(04)Guide
Keeping control of the take
For motion control, pick a character image with a clear pose and silhouette. Wildly different body proportions from the driver clip will look broken. For lipsync, use audio that matches the clip length and a face that is mostly front-facing.
Watch the full output. Mid-clip identity swaps and hand collapses are common failure modes; a second run with a cleaner reference often beats prompt wrestling.
Practical tips
- Stabilize shaky driver footage when you can.
- Crop to the performer before you upload.
- Keep lighting somewhat consistent between reference and driver.
- Prefer Standard vs Pro Kling based on how much fidelity you need to spend for.
Know before you spend
Where it still shows the seams
Fast dances, occluded faces, and extreme camera rolls stress both tools. Lipsync will not fix a bad voice recording. Motion control will not invent a wardrobe that contradicts the reference image.
These jobs are credit-heavy. Prep the inputs; do not burn retries on blurry uploads.
(05)Use cases
Footage, redirected
FAQ
Questions about Video to Video
The things people usually ask before their first generation. Anything else? Ask us.
Motion control when body performance should transfer to a character. Lipsync when the picture is fine and only the mouth or dialogue needs to change.
Yes, if the motion is clean. Garbage driver clips produce garbage retargets.
Video to Video
Your footage has more takes in it.
Open the studio and look around without signing in. Generating spends credits from a Starter, Creator, or Pro plan, and every result lands in your gallery.