Reference motion
The source clip supplies visible timing and movement; choose footage whose action is already suitable for the planned revision.
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Use your reference clip to guide a new visual treatment. Describe the changes, choose a compatible video model and compare the result with the source.

Keep the walking pace and camera path of the reference, changing the scene to a hand-painted coastal village at sunrise.
Upload a clip that already contains the action you want. Describe the new treatment and the scene details to retain, then inspect multiple frames rather than judging a single attractive thumbnail.

The source clip supplies visible timing and movement; choose footage whose action is already suitable for the planned revision.
Name the material, palette or rendering style you want to change instead of rewriting the whole scene in the prompt.
Play the result at normal speed and pause through the transition points to look for shifting shapes, flicker or broken object boundaries.
Upload a source video and explain the change you want.
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Watch the complete clip and compare its action, edges and timing with the source or brief before using the selected take.
Use a source clip whose main action already suits the project so the transformation can focus on the visual treatment.

Give clear material, palette or style cues and state the source details that should still be recognizable.

Pause during fast movement and viewpoint changes to look for texture flicker, shifting outlines and inconsistent object shapes.

Play source and output at the same speed and crop so the visual differences can be assessed fairly.

Keep the source clip and the instruction beside the selected result so another revision starts from the same baseline.

Newly generated illustrations show possible art direction. Adapt the original briefs for your own inputs and compare the result.

Keep the walking pace and camera path of the reference, changing the scene to a hand-painted coastal village at sunrise.

Keep the walking pace and camera path of the reference, changing the scene to a hand-painted coastal village at sunrise. Keep the composition simple and show the subject clearly.

Keep the walking pace and camera path of the reference, changing the scene to a hand-painted coastal village at sunrise. Use restrained lighting and review fine details at the final viewing size.
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Use your reference clip to guide a new visual treatment. Describe the changes, choose a compatible video model and compare the result with the source.