Explore clone video ads workflows in Video4. Use authorized image references and a shot brief to create new ad variations, then review product and brand details.
Clone Video Ads features
The active provider determines which input modes and settings are available for the shot.
Starting point
Use an original or licensed mascot image. An image reference can guide visual traits but does not lock every frame to the source.
Shot brief
The use of an owned fictional mascot keeps the brief focused on continuity without suggesting impersonation or duplication of a finished video.
Output settings
Reference-to-video is available only with providers and modes that accept image references. Video4 applies a conservative image count where documentation has no published maximum.
Quality check
Generated motion can change framing or fine details. Review the entire clip against the shot brief before using it.
From input to reviewed clip
Use the original mascot variation as a planning reference, then confirm that the selected provider supports your input mode.
Use an original or licensed mascot image. An image reference can guide visual traits but does not lock every frame to the source.
List a few distinctive traits, then describe a new action, setting, and camera move for this variation.
Check colors, silhouette, costume, props, and campaign continuity. Rework the prompt or use approved source artwork in post-production where exact matching matters.
Generated motion can change framing or fine details. Review the entire clip against the shot brief before using it.
Compare supported inputs and output settings, then open a model page with its generator ready to use.
Explore focused image and video workflows. Review supported inputs, example briefs, and model settings on each tool page.
Explore editable prompt recipes and visual style examples, then review input requirements before generating.
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Common questions
The use of an owned fictional mascot keeps the brief focused on continuity without suggesting impersonation or duplication of a finished video. Choose a supported input mode, review the current controls and credit estimate, then create a draft in the video workspace.
