Upload a reference you can use
Provide an MP4 or MOV that shows the structure, pacing or scene progression you want to study.
Video to Video AI for On-Brand Campaign Variants
Keep approved product assets and copy intact while TapVid rebuilds a reference video's structure and pacing into a new campaign version. Change one detail later and rerun only that scene.
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The workflow
How it works
Bring your approved assets and copy
Use your own product images, screenshots, claims and CTA so the new version is built from the correct source material.
Review, generate and change one scene
Check the script and storyboard before generation. If one detail changes, rerun only that scene and keep the rest of the version stable.
Overview
What is video-to-video AI for business campaigns?
Many video-to-video AI tools repaint every frame in a new visual style. TapVid handles a different business job: it reads a reference video's hook, information density, structure and pacing, then rebuilds that method with your own approved product assets and copy.
Your product images, model numbers, prices and approved wording stay literal instead of being invented or rewritten. The script and storyboard are visible before generation, so an agency or merchant can review the plan before making campaign variants.
Why TapVid
Why rebuild the method instead of repainting every frame
Approved facts stay literal
Product images, model numbers, prices and approved wording remain source material, not prompts for visual rewriting.
Structure and pacing transfer
TapVid studies the reference's hook, information density and scene progression, then applies that method to your content.
Product and scene stay matched
The storyboard shows which source belongs in each scene before the new version is generated.
Changes stay isolated
When one line or asset changes, rerun only that scene instead of regenerating every part of the video.
The plan is reviewable
Inspect the script and storyboard before generation instead of discovering a mismatch only in the exported file.
References remain references
TapVid rebuilds the method with your material; it does not copy every frame, person or voice from the source.
What you can create
What you can rebuild from a reference video
Use the reference as a structural guide, then make a new video from source material you control.
Product demo variants
Reuse a clear feature sequence for a new product, release or audience.
Launch campaign cuts
Carry a proven hook and pacing pattern into a new launch without copying the original footage.
Multi-SKU video series
Keep one approved structure while each SKU receives the correct images, specifications and CTA.
Localized campaign versions
Reuse the same scene plan with approved wording and assets for each market.
Use cases
Built for repeatable campaign delivery
Merchants with frequent launches
Turn one useful product-video structure into versions for new SKUs while keeping each product's facts intact.
Agencies testing creative variants
Carry a reference's scene logic into client-approved assets and copy without rebuilding every version by hand.
SaaS and hardware marketing teams
Reuse a clear demo rhythm for feature releases while screenshots, specifications and approved wording stay exact.
Questions & answers
Frequently Asked Questions
- Video-to-video AI is a broad term for creating a new video from an existing clip. TapVid uses the reference as a guide to structure and pacing, then rebuilds a new version from your approved assets and copy.
- No. This workflow does not copy every frame or apply a pixel-by-pixel visual filter. It extracts the reference's method, then creates new scenes from your own source material.
- Start with a reference video that demonstrates the hook, pacing or scene progression you want. In the app, add the product images, screenshots, specifications and approved copy for the new version.
- No. TapVid does not copy the source footage, person or voice. It rebuilds the structure with the materials and wording you provide.
- Use a reference you own or have permission to use. The reference guides the structure; it is not a license to reproduce protected footage, identity or branding.
- Yes. Change the affected line, asset or instruction and rerun only that scene while keeping the other scenes and versions available.
- The page accepts MP4 and MOV reference files. The app validates the uploaded file before generation begins.
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Plans & credits
Simple, credit-based pricing
3 credits = 1 second, so you only pay for what actually renders. Start free, upgrade anytime.
Pro
$49/mo
2,000 credits / mo
Max
$99/mo
6,000 credits / mo
Ultra
$199/mo
14,000 credits / mo