Studio preview

Same scene.
New cast.

Paste a video file link or open a clip. Trim the scene, choose who to replace, and see the estimated render cost.

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Scene 01
16:9 / Cast comparison
The original fictional radio engineer in a canvas jacket at the mixing desk. A different fictional radio engineer in a blue jacket at the same mixing desk. Original Recast
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After Hours FMFrames from the videos below · Fictional cast

Rendered example 01

The Desk Session

A 15-second vertical clip recast with fictional performers. Both versions use the original “Outstanding” audio and share the same cut timing.

01 Before Original clip
02 After Fictional recast

Source video from @tribecalledsoul on TikTok.

Cost for this version $3.10, including $2.86 for the recast and $0.24 for cast references.

Rendered example 02

After Hours FM

Two fictional men play the same radio engineer. The recast changes the wardrobe and keeps the original dialogue.

01 Before Original scene
02 After Finished recast
Total billed for this example
$4.03
What that covered
$2.26 for the recast, $1.68 for the original take, $0.08 for the casting portrait, and $0.01 for caption verification.

Rendered example 03

Sprite Fright

Compare a 12-second excerpt from Blender Studio’s open movie with the edited recast.

01 Before Original excerpt
02 After Edited recast

Total billed $2.34, including $2.26 for the recast and $0.08 for the casting portrait.

Sprite Fright © Blender Foundation, studio.blender.org. Original film · CC BY 1.0

From clip to cast

Make the calls
before you render.

Start with footage you have permission to edit. Work through the scene, the people, and the budget in one place.

01 Source

Find the take

Paste a direct video link, open a local file, or try the sample. Drag the timeline handles to update the duration and estimate.

02 Cast

Direct the look

Find recurring faces in your trim and pick who to replace. Keep their outfit or add clothing and accessory references or notes.

03 Budget

Review the spend

See the first-pass estimate and a separate allowance for repairs. Plan the budget before you commit.

Screening room

See the scene.
Meet the new cast.

Original clips and fictional casts. Watch the sample used in the editor, then compare the two looks.

01 12s · Sample source

The Greenhouse Dispatch

Two characters, one parcel. Try this clip in the editor.

Open sample project
Two different fictional actors in the greenhouse scene, wearing the original jackets.

02 Illustrative still

Two roles, recast

New faces and hairstyles with the same jackets and scene.

03 Coming next

Wardrobe and shot repair

A closer look at fixing one shot in a longer scene.

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Planned video bundles

Pick a pack.
We’ll render it.

Choose enough credits for 1, 3, or 5 standard videos from eligible templates. Each standard video is a 15-second render with one replacement. Check out as a guest. Rendering is included.

Single

1 standard video

$9.95 once

15 render credits

Trio

3 standard videos

$24.95 once

45 render credits

Five-pack Best price per credit

5 standard videos

$39.95 once

75 render credits

How render credits work

Each replacement uses 1 credit per rendered second, rounded up, with a 5-credit minimum per role per render. People you leave unchanged use zero credits. A 5-second clip with one replacement uses 5 credits. A 15-second clip with one replacement uses 15.

Planned for longer clips and more roles. A 30-second clip with one replacement uses 30 credits. A 15-second clip with two replacements also uses 30.

Proposed launch prices. See how access will work

Planned purchase flow

From purchase
to first scene.

Use the email from checkout to sign in to Studio or recover your guest pack.

  1. 01

    Choose your purchase

    Buy the Studio license or check out as a guest with a video pack.

  2. 02

    Check your receipt

    Studio buyers get a sign-in link. Pack buyers get a link to open their credits again, with no account to create.

  3. 03

    Make your first video

    Studio buyers connect their API key. Pack buyers choose an eligible template and see the credit cost before they render.

Coming soon

More ways to recast.

20+ templates

Start with a scene that already has the roles mapped, from short skits to group performances.

Voice changing

Use a voice sample you have permission to use and carry over the timing and delivery of the original performance.

The preview

What can I try?

Can I start from a file or a link?

Open a local file or paste a direct HTTPS link to an MP4, MOV, or WebM from a host that allows browser downloads. YouTube links open in the local Studio editor on a Mac with the helper running.

Where do my files go?

Your local video and portraits stay in this browser during the preview. Use media you own or have permission to edit.

What’s available in this preview?

Try trimming, cast mapping, wardrobe notes, and cost estimates. Checkout and connected rendering are planned.

Which option needs an API key?

With the planned Studio license, you connect one supported API key and the provider bills you for usage. Guest packs include rendering for eligible templates and work without an API key.