How do I choose the right AI video tool?

Start with your input: source video for editing or restyling, a still image for animation, an image plus motion video for motion control, an image plus audio for talking-photo workflows, or a prompt for a new scene.

What is the difference between video editing, restyling, and enhancement?

Editing applies a requested change while keeping unaffected parts of the shot in place. Restyling changes the visual direction of source footage, while enhancement and upscaling focus on cleaner detail, color, stability, or resolution.

Can I start a video from a still image?

Yes. Image-to-video workflows use a still as the visual anchor and let you describe camera movement, lighting, atmosphere, and the motion you want to test.

When do I need a motion reference video?

Use a motion reference when you want the movement and timing from one video applied to the identity, clothing, or appearance supplied by a separate character image. The motion-control workflow is designed for that input pair.

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AI Video Tools

Start with the material you already have and choose the video workflow that matches the job: edit or restyle footage, improve it, animate a still, transfer motion, or create a prompt-led scene.

Choose by your starting material

Input type is the most useful first filter. Then match the workflow to whether you want to preserve a shot, add motion, or create a new visual direction.

Have a source video

Use video-to-video workflows for editing, restyling, enhancement, upscaling, stabilization, object or subtitle removal, and extending an existing shot.

Open video editing and restyle

Have a still image

Choose image-to-video when you want to animate a product, portrait, character, or environment with a defined camera move and atmosphere.

Open image-to-video

Have an image and motion reference

Use motion control when a character image supplies identity and a separate reference video supplies the body movement and timing.

Open motion control

Have an image and audio

Choose a talking-photo workflow when a still character image and an audio track are the starting materials for a speaking or podcast-style clip.

Open talking-photo workflow

Have only a prompt

Use a text-led workflow for a scene you are describing from scratch, such as a sound-aware cinematic moment, without a fixed source frame.

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Choose by your starting material

Have a source video

Have a still image

Have an image and motion reference

Have an image and audio

Have only a prompt

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Frequently asked questions about AI video tools

How do I choose the right AI video tool?

What is the difference between video editing, restyling, and enhancement?

Can I start a video from a still image?

When do I need a motion reference video?