Give a familiar format a fresh take.
Explore a new subject or setting using a clip as your creative starting point.
Plot Party / Video remakeRemake any video.
Remake any video.
Make it yours.
Keep the spark. Give it a new story. Turn a video reference into your next creation with AI.
Bring your own clip or start with a template
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One reference. A different take. Drag to compare the original and AI remake.
A starting point.
Never the whole story.
That scene, that movement, that feeling. Start with a video that inspires you, then use your own references and direction to take it somewhere new.
From “what if”
to your next cut.
Remake a video with AI in a workspace you can keep working in.
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Choose the starting point
Upload a video you have permission to use, or pick a template from the remake gallery.
- 2
Give it your direction
Open the remake canvas. Add references and instructions to guide the look and subject of your new version.
- 3
Generate. Review. Refine.
Create a new take, review the result, and keep developing your idea in the canvas.
Video remake vs. prompting from scratch.
Compare the workflows for your next take. Results depend on the source and selected model.
| Feature | Single-prompt AI | Plot Party remake workspace |
|---|---|---|
| Starting point | Write a separate prompt for every clip | Start from your own video or a remake template |
| Motion and camera | Describe movement from scratch | Use the source clip as a motion and camera reference |
| Subject and style | Rebuild the look in each prompt | Guide a new take with your own references and direction |
| Iteration | Manage separate generations | Review and refine takes in an editable Canvas |
| Production context | Track prompts and assets separately | Keep source material, references and generated assets together |
| Review and cost control | Evaluate each output after rendering | Review the source and direction, then check the generation estimate |
Same inspiration.
Your imagination.
An AI video remake starts with a reference. Where it goes next is up to you.
Try another world for the same idea.
Bring your character references and visual direction into a new version of a scene.
Make the reference a conversation.
Develop alternate directions in an editable canvas before choosing what to make next.
Before your first remake.
How do I remake a video with AI?
Start with a video you have permission to use or choose a template in Plot Party. Open it in the remake canvas, add your references and instructions, then generate and review your new version.
Can I upload my own video?
Yes. Choose your own video in the remake source picker. The picker checks the file’s duration, size and aspect ratio before you continue, and shows the current upload limits.
Can I change the subject or visual style?
Use references and instructions in the remake canvas to guide your new version. The result depends on your source, references and generation settings; an exact match is not guaranteed.
Do I need a finished script to get started?
No. A source video or an available template gives you a starting point. You can develop your remake from there in the canvas.
Is remaking a video free?
Generation uses credits. Check the current pricing and the cost shown in the workspace before generating. Uploading a reference does not mean a finished video has been generated.
Can I remake any video I find online?
Use videos and reference material that you own or have permission to use. Remaking a clip does not transfer rights to its footage, music, characters or likenesses.
Your next video
starts with a new take.
Choose your source. Bring your own perspective.