Explore a new visual take from a source clip. Describe a scene, lighting, or style change, then compare the generated result with your original footage.
Seedance 2.5: MP4 or MOV · 2–30s per clip · 30s total · up to 10 clips · 50 MB per clip. Longer videos are blocked before upload. Output duration does not trim your reference.
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Explore a new visual take from a source clip. Describe a scene, lighting, or style change, then compare the generated result with your original footage.
Grok ImageineChoose a clip with a recognizable subject and write down the visual change you want to explore. A starting brief could be: Restyle the scene with softer golden-hour lighting while keeping the walking subject recognizable. The reference-video workflow accepts image or video material supported by the composer, with a prompt describing the new direction. Actual inputs depend on the selected model and the upload options shown in the interface.
Grok ImageineDescribe a new mood, palette, or setting. Keep one major change in each take. A starting brief could be: Shift the scene toward a cool, misty blue palette with gentle atmospheric haze. Reference media can guide a subject, composition, or visual direction; it does not promise a frame-by-frame copy. Review the result and make sure you have permission to use the source material.
Grok ImageineCheck faces, motion, framing, and any details that matter before using a regenerated clip. A starting brief could be: Keep the camera framing, introduce warm practical lights in the background, subtle cinematic contrast. Settings vary by model. Before submitting, review the supported inputs, aspect ratios, output options, and credit estimate shown in the composer. After generation, inspect the subject, text, product details, and overall composition before saving a result.
Grok ImageineSelect the reference-video workflow to see available models and their settings. Duration, aspect ratio, resolution, and credit estimates vary by model; rely on the options shown before submission. Settings vary by model. Before submitting, review the supported inputs, aspect ratios, output options, and credit estimate shown in the composer. After generation, inspect the subject, text, product details, and overall composition before saving a result.
Select your source clip → Write an editing brief → Review the new take. Reference media can guide a subject, composition, or visual direction; it does not promise a frame-by-frame copy. Review the result and make sure you have permission to use the source material.
Grok ImageineUpload a video reference or choose saved footage that you are allowed to use.
Describe one visual change and what should remain recognizable. Check model settings.
Compare the result with your original clip before continuing in a timeline editor.
Choose a focused goal for the intended use, make a visual draft you can review, and decide what to change next.
Grok ImageineUse the workflow to give a clip a new visual direction with one creative goal you can review. Start with a simple input, then adjust the subject, composition, and visual focus. Keep useful prompt wording so the next iteration develops the same direction instead of changing every detail at once.
Grok ImageineUse the workflow to give a clip a new visual direction as a visual draft for a campaign. Decide what the audience should notice first, then check whether the composition fits the intended placement. Review the generated scene before adding final captions, music, brand wording, or publishing details in your editing process.
Grok ImageineUse the workflow to give a clip a new visual direction with reference material you have permission to use. Identify which product features matter most in the brief. Generated text, proportions, and small textures may change, so compare the result with the original product information before using it in a listing or promotion.
Grok ImageineUse the workflow to give a clip a new visual direction from a brief that separates the subject, setting, style, and output goal. Change one major direction at a time and keep a record of the prompt and supported settings. Compare the alternatives against the original visual intent before choosing a version.
Review the input requirements, available settings, credit estimate, and result checks before you submit.
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This workflow prepares AI regeneration from a reference clip. It does not provide frame-accurate trimming, timeline assembly, or caption editing.
Regeneration can change faces, text, motion, and composition. Review the output before replacing footage in a project.
Review the estimated credits in the generation workspace before submitting. Preparing a prompt does not start a generation.
The reference-video workflow accepts image or video material supported by the composer, with a prompt describing the new direction. Actual inputs depend on the selected model and the upload options shown in the interface.
Reference media can guide a subject, composition, or visual direction; it does not promise a frame-by-frame copy. Review the result and make sure you have permission to use the source material.
Select the reference-video workflow to see available models and their settings. Duration, aspect ratio, resolution, and credit estimates vary by model; rely on the options shown before submission.
Add a source video and write one clear visual change before reviewing the generation settings.
