Original clip
The same performance, audio and timing used by every style.
Give your agent a finished talking-head clip and pick a look. It repaints the video segment by segment, keeps the face, the gestures and the lip-sync, and lays your original audio back over the cut. Every clip on this page is the same ten seconds, restyled by it.
npx skills add advibly/skills -s video-restyleFree and open source.
The skill fires on natural requests like these. No commands to memorize.
The first tile is the source. Every result beside it keeps the same face, expressions, gestures, speech timing and audio while applying one complete visual system.
The same performance, audio and timing used by every style.
Sticker-cutout subject, bold rotating backgrounds, punch-ins and torn caption bands.
A living watercolor portrait with pigment blooms, paper grain and soft painted transitions.
Crisp cel shading, expressive line art, screentones, speed lines and impact frames.
Black-and-white halftone newsprint, headline columns and sharp red marker accents.
Ruled paper, hand-drawn ink doodles, highlighter marks and sticky-note energy.
Synthwave gradients, a neon grid horizon, chrome type and pink-cyan rim light.
Pop-art ink outlines, Ben-Day halftone dots, starburst backdrops and ZAP caption boxes.
A signal-yellow editorial field of Bauhaus geometry, photoreal sticker cutout and bold caption bars.
Liquid marbled rainbow swirls, a posterized portrait and hypnotic color surges.
Clean flat vector repaint in an idyllic illustrated scene with drifting clouds and soft skies.
Torn cardboard edges, corrugated kraft, packing tape, stamps and marker doodles.
Pick Podcast Pop, Watercolor Wash, Anime Manga, Newspaper Print, Notebook Doodle, Neon Vaporwave, Comic Book, Vox Style, Psychedelic, Illustration, or Cardboard Style. One preset governs the whole video so every cut feels designed together.
The skill reads the transcript, sentence boundaries, emphasis words, source dimensions, duration, faces, marks, and existing captions before it spends on a render.
Speech is packed into contiguous 8 to 10 second sections. Each row shows the exact line, caption, look variation, and the words that trigger a punch-in, background swap, impact frame, or type reveal.
Gemini Omni Flash repaints each segment from the source motion. Identity, expression, hairstyle, clothing, hand gestures, props, mouth movement, and lip-sync are anchored in every prompt.
Each generated segment is trimmed or padded to its exact source duration. This removes fractional timing drift before the pieces are assembled.
The conformed visuals are stitched in order and the untouched source audio runs across the final composition, keeping the delivered video locked end to end.
Six steps, two of them yours.
Pick the look and approve the segment plan. The restyle, the timing fix and the audio lock run themselves.
In the middle is the source clip. On either side, the same ten seconds after the skill. The person, the expressions and the mouth movements carry over; only the visual world is new.
Gemini Omni Flash is the default: it repaints each segment from the source motion. Ask for Gemini Omni Flash 1.1 and the agent runs the restyle on the newer model, at a resolution you pick up to 4K. Gemini reads the performance before a credit is spent, ffmpeg conforms the timing, and the Advibly composer lays your original audio back over the cut.
Gemini Omni Flash 1.1NewThe newer restyle, at the resolution you choose
Gemini Omni FlashThe default: identity-preserving video-to-video restyle
GeminiTranscript, emphasis and sentence-boundary analysis
Install the skill, then make sure the Advibly MCP is connected so it has tools to call. Works with every skills-capable agent.
Drop the .skill file into Claude → Settings → Skills, or unzip the folder into ~/.claude/skills.
npx skills add advibly/skills -s video-restyleWorks with Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, and any agent that supports skills. Pulls straight from GitHub.
git clone https://github.com/advibly/skills.git cp -R skills/video-restyle ~/.claude/skills/
Or in Claude Desktop: Settings → Skills → Install and select the skill folder.
Each skill ships with reference docs the agent loads on demand, so the craft is baked in.
references/podcast-pop.mdSticker-cutout subject, bold rotating backgrounds, punch-ins and torn caption bands.
references/watercolor-wash.mdFull watercolor repaint with pigment blooms and living paper texture.
references/anime-manga.mdCel-shaded repaint with screentones, speed lines and impact frames.
references/newspaper-print.mdHalftone newsprint, editorial columns and red marker accents.
references/notebook-doodle.mdRuled paper, hand-drawn doodles, highlighter marks and sticky notes.
references/neon-vaporwave.mdSynthwave gradients, grid horizons, chrome type and neon rim light.
references/comic-book.mdPop-art repaint with ink outlines, Ben-Day dots and starburst panels.
references/vox-style.mdSticker cutout on signal-yellow Bauhaus editorial layouts and caption bars.
references/psychedelic-swirl.mdPosterized repaint over liquid marbled rainbow swirls and color surges.
references/flat-illustration.mdFlat vector repaint in idyllic illustrated scenes with drifting clouds.
references/cardboard-cutout.mdTorn-edge cutout on corrugated kraft with tape, stamps and marker doodles.
references/pipeline.mdCutting, upload, billing, conformance, audio-lock, and failure triage.
It takes a finished talking-head or UGC video and repaints its whole look in one of eleven presets, from Podcast Pop and Anime Manga to Newspaper Print and Cardboard Style. The person, their expressions, their lip-sync and their original audio stay as recorded. Gemini Omni Flash does the repaint, one 8 to 10 second segment at a time.
The source video (a local file, a URL, or something already in your Advibly library), the brand to file it under, one preset, and whether you want captions baked in or clean footage. The best source is one continuous shot of someone speaking clearly to camera.
Gemini Omni Flash accepts 4 to 10 seconds of source at a time, so the skill cuts at sentence boundaries and reassembles the pieces. One composition holds up to 12 scenes, which covers roughly two minutes of speech. A longer source is split across more than one composition.
The skill itself is free and open source. Running it spends your existing Advibly credits on the restyled segments, roughly 0.4 credits per second of video, so a 60 second clip runs about 24 credits plus any re-rolls. Every generation shows its credit cost before it runs.
Any agent that supports installable skills and the Model Context Protocol: Claude Code, Claude, Cursor, Codex, VS Code, OpenClaw, Hermes and ChatGPT. Install with one npx command, then connect the Advibly MCP so the skill has tools to call.
Real people are fine. Recognizable public figures and third-party logos are blocked by the video-to-video content filter, and there is no fallback model, so the skill checks for both while it analyzes your clip and warns you before anything is spent.
Install the skill, connect Advibly MCP, and hand your agent a clip and a look.
npx skills add advibly/skills -s video-restyleNo terminal? Download the .skill file and drop it into Claude → Settings → Skills.
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