AI Visuals: What It Can Change in a Finished Clip, and What It Cannot

The eight changes

• Clothes color — red, blue, black, white, green, yellow, purple or gray, for the character you pick under Who. Clothes, scars, expressions.
• Time of day — Daytime, Night or Dusk. Weather — Rain, Clear sky or Snow. Day to night, rain.
• Background people — Clear them out, or Add a crowd. Lights — Light them up (lamps, candles, lanterns in the scene). Background people and lamps.
• Scar — Add or Remove, on the character you pick. Expression — Terrified, Calm, Smiling, Angry, Sad or Crying.
• Swap person — pick Who and Swap with: another character of this project that has a character sheet. Swap a character.

There is no free-text box, on purpose: these are the changes that come out reliably. A change the menu does not offer is a job for the storyboard and a regeneration.

What stays the same

The clip is made again with your clip as the starting point, so how it was shot carries over: the framing, the camera, where each person stands, the movements, the timing and the spoken lines. Under the button the panel says it plainly: Can’t change framing, camera or where people stand. It also cannot remove a duplicated person, clean up garbled text in the picture, or stop a crowd that walks in half-way. For those, edit the shot and regenerate. When a shot comes out wrong.

Like any generation, the result can differ from your clip in small details. Watch it before you composite; if you prefer the old one, switch back in Version History.

How to run one

1. Select the segment and open Edit this clip → AI visuals.
2. If the clip is longer than 15 seconds, choose First half or Second half first. Why.
3. Pick the change, then its option. For clothes, scars, expressions and swaps, pick Who; characters seen in this segment are listed first, and if only one is in it, they are picked for you.
4. Press Edit into a new version; the price is on the button. The panel shows AI is changing the visuals… until it is done, usually a few minutes.

Price, tier by tier

AI visuals is charged at 2× the per-second price of the tier the clip was made on, for every second of the clip (rounded up to a whole second; at least two seconds). The reason for the multiple: the edit reads your clip in full and produces a new one, and both are paid for. Clips made on the two MiniMax H3 tiers are edited on Wan 3.0 · 480P and priced there. There are no free edits; the credits are held when you press and refunded if the edit fails. All fix prices.

Where the result goes

A new version labelled AI edit in Version History. It becomes active when it lands if the clip you edited is still the one showing. A segment keeps one AI-edited version: a second AI visuals edit replaces the first. The generated clip it was made from stays. How versions are kept.

When it is not available

Not while the segment or the episode’s storyboard is generating, and not while another AI visuals or Redub change to the same clip is running. A few clips made by an earlier version of the site must be regenerated first. An edit blocked by content review is refunded and counts toward the same pause as a blocked generation. Every message.

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Updated October 2, 2026