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Decart Lucy Restyle

Decart Lucy Restyle edits video through text instructions, changing wardrobe, objects, or visual style while preserving the source shot’s framing, camera motion, and pacing.

Video editing

Based on verified input duration.

OfferingPrice (USD)
Usage rate$0.01 / input second
  • Based on the video input; billing steps apply in this order:
  • Round input duration up to a whole second.
  • Cap billed duration at 120 seconds.
  • Round the total charge up to the next $0.01.

Decart Lucy Restyle

Decart Lucy Restyle changes the visual content of an existing video according to a text description. The source footage supplies the action and shot structure; the accompanying text identifies the desired edit. Changes can cover clothing, the addition or removal of objects, and the overall appearance of a scene.

The model preserves the original framing, camera movement, and pacing as it applies the requested treatment. Edits are maintained across frames, so a changed object or wardrobe treatment follows the moving shot.

What it's good for

Costume and art-direction teams can explore alternate looks within footage that already establishes the performance and camera work. A wardrobe change can be assessed in motion, and a different environmental treatment can be considered within the same composition.

Editors and campaign teams can also develop stylistic versions of a source clip or revise visible scene elements. Keeping the shot’s existing movement makes these variations useful for reviewing visual direction in the context of the original action.

Model ID

decart/lucy-restyle

Output Type

Video

Pricing

$0.01 / input second

Provider

Decart

Hosting

Passthru

Decart Lucy Restyle

Decart Lucy Restyle changes the visual content of an existing video according to a text description. The source footage supplies the action and shot structure; the accompanying text identifies the desired edit. Changes can cover clothing, the addition or removal of objects, and the overall appearance of a scene.

The model preserves the original framing, camera movement, and pacing as it applies the requested treatment. Edits are maintained across frames, so a changed object or wardrobe treatment follows the moving shot.

What it's good for

Costume and art-direction teams can explore alternate looks within footage that already establishes the performance and camera work. A wardrobe change can be assessed in motion, and a different environmental treatment can be considered within the same composition.

Editors and campaign teams can also develop stylistic versions of a source clip or revise visible scene elements. Keeping the shot’s existing movement makes these variations useful for reviewing visual direction in the context of the original action.