Lesson 5 of 7 · 5 min
Style, resolution, and the script
Adjust the look, output quality, and spoken lines of a clone before you run it.
Video walkthrough coming soon
Video Cloner
Intent and visual style
Two text fields shape the look. Intent is where you say what to keep from the reference. Visual style is where you describe the aesthetic you want laid over it. Both travel as prompt text on top of the motion the model is already following, so they steer how the clip looks without touching the pacing you inherited from the source.
Resolution
Output comes at 480p, 720p, or 1080p, and it defaults to 1080p. Higher resolution costs more credits, so drop to 720p or 480p when you just want a cheap draft to check an idea. There is a second reason to step down: the 1080p output uses an efficient codec that not every player decodes cleanly, so a lower setting can actually play back more widely.
The script
The spoken script is the transcript the tool pulled from your upload, and it is yours to edit. Leave it alone to keep the reference's own words. Change it to change what the clone says, within the length the field allows. The generated speech is synced to the new render, so a longer or shorter script reshapes the delivery itself, not only the text on screen.
Audio
Regenerating synchronized audio is on by default, since the reference arrived with sound. If you need the clone to sound like one specific, authorized voice rather than a generated one, that is a separate control, and it gets the next lesson to itself.