Bring the base motion
A dancer clip, a walk, or a single pose all work. If the change should land on a beat, trim the source so the moment sits where you want it.
The transition is the hook: the snap from streetwear to gown, day to night, one city to another. Start from a clip or a photo, describe the change and the moment it lands - a twirl, a snap, a swipe past the lens - and the model builds the morph so the motion never breaks.

Every DomoAI workflow starts from a prompt and an optional reference file. Nothing has to be rebuilt by hand.
A dancer clip, a walk, or a single pose all work. If the change should land on a beat, trim the source so the moment sits where you want it.
Name both looks: to a red dress, to night mode, to an anime street. The model morphs between them - keep one change per clip for a clean snap.
Generate, check that faces and outfits stay consistent through the morph, and download. Stack two transitions for a longer chain.
DomoAI workflows differ by the material you already have. Pick the one that matches it.
| Workflow | What you provide | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| AI transition | A clip or photo | Outfit swaps and scene morphs for short-form hooks |
| Video to video | Clip plus style reference | Restyling a whole clip rather than cutting between looks |
| Style transfer | Clip plus style | One consistent art style across the entire shot |
| Dance trend | One photo | Full choreography instead of a single transition beat |
Answers about inputs, limits, resolution, and how credits are used.
A clip where the model generates the frames between two looks - an outfit, a location, a style - so the change happens inside the motion instead of as an edit point.
A clip carries real motion through the morph, which reads most naturally. From a photo, the model supplies the movement itself - useful, but simpler.
Trim the source clip so the change happens on the beat, then add the track in your editor. The generated frames keep the timing of the original motion.
Yes. Generate each transition as its own clip and stack them in the edit; keep the subject consistent between clips so the chain reads as one take.
Every new account starts with 100 welcome credits, valid for 30 days, so you can test this workflow before choosing a plan.