Change the lighting of a shot after it’s finished
Relight changes the lighting of an existing video from a text description — golden hour, neon signage, overcast daylight, candlelight — while keeping the content of the shot intact. It works on clips you generated and on real footage you upload, replacing the reshoot you can’t do and the regeneration lottery you don’t want.
What you can do
- Prompt-driven relighting of generated clips and uploaded footage
- Keeps the performance, composition and content of the original shot
- Match shots from different sources into one consistent look
How it works
- 1
Upload the shot
Drop in the clip whose lighting is wrong — or right, but wrong for the cut it needs to sit in.
- 2
Describe the light
Write the lighting you want the way a gaffer would hear it: source, direction, colour, mood.
- 3
Render and compare
Generate the relit version and compare against the original before you commit credits to more takes.
Frequently asked questions
Does relighting change what happens in the shot?
No — the point of Relight is that the performance, framing and content stay as shot, and only the lighting changes. It is a finishing pass, not a regeneration.
Can I use it to match shots from different sources?
Yes. When one shot was generated by Veo, another by Kling and a third was filmed on a phone, relighting them toward the same described look is the fastest way to make the cut feel like one production.
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