What can you create with Vhoo AI video tools?
Vhoo AI gives you three ways to work with video: create a new clip, edit footage you already have, or animate a character with a reference performance. Each tool has its own workspace and inputs, with completed videos collected in the same preview area. Start with the result you need, then choose the tool that fits your materials.
Which Vhoo AI video tool should you use?
| Your goal | Where to start | Choose |
|---|---|---|
| I want to create a new scene or make a photo move. | Start with a written idea, an image, or supported references. Describe the action and camera movement you want to generate. | Video generation |
| I want to change something in an existing video. | Start with one video and a prompt describing the edit: 4–30 seconds for Seedance 2.5 or 2–10 seconds for Wan 2.7. Use this for replacements, background changes, or a new visual treatment. | Video editing |
| I want a character to follow a specific performance. | Start with one character image and one driving video up to 30 seconds. Use the reference performance to guide the character’s movement. | Motion control |
Match your video project to the right workflow
Product content and ad concepts
Use Video generation to animate a product photo or imagine a new product scene. If you already have a clip and want to change a prop, background, or visual treatment, choose Video editing. Review product details before using the result.
Reels, Shorts, and visual storytelling
Use Video generation for a new scene, a moving portrait, or a short visual concept. Use Video editing to explore another look for existing footage. Download the result to combine it with captions, music, and other shots in your publishing workflow.
Character gestures and dance clips
Use Motion control when you have both a character image and a performance to follow. Start with a clear action and suitable framing. For better character replacement results in existing footage, use Video editing.
Vhoo AI video tools FAQ
The video workspace has three tools: Video generation, Video editing, and Motion control. Generate new clips from text or images, modify existing footage with a prompt, or animate a character using a driving video. Each tool opens on its own page.
Video generation is for creating a new clip from an idea or visual references. Video editing starts with an existing clip and instructions for changing it. If you already have the shot and want to modify its content or appearance, choose Video editing.
For better replacement results, use Video editing. Motion control is designed for animating a character image with movement from a driving video. Choose it when transferring the performance is the main goal.
Yes. Open Video generation for text to video or image to video. Choose a model that supports your inputs, then describe the scene or motion. Video editing requires a source video, while Motion control requires both a character image and a driving video.
Generation settings depend on the selected model and references. Video editing accepts one source clip: 4–30 seconds for Seedance 2.5 or 2–10 seconds for Wan 2.7. Both follow the source duration and aspect ratio automatically. Motion control accepts a driving video up to 30 seconds and manages output settings automatically.
The three tools share the Your videos area. Preview completed videos, check active jobs, and download results from the same gallery as you move between the tool pages.
Review the estimate displayed before submitting. Generation pricing depends on the model and settings. Seedance 2.5 editing uses twice the source duration as billable time, with pricing based on resolution. Wan 2.7 editing bills the source duration once at its own resolution rate. Motion control pricing follows the driving video duration.
Use Canvas for Video join and Add audio. The video tool pages focus on generation, AI editing, and character motion; Canvas lets you connect steps and finish with video joining or an audio track.
Choose your Vhoo AI video tool
Create a new clip, edit your footage, or animate a character. Pick the workspace that fits your next project.