Lucy Restyle: pick the row, not the brand (720p, 1cr)
Lucy Restyle is one catalog generate. Use it because this job matches this row.
Lucy Restyle is one catalog generate. Use it because this job matches this row.
Lucy Restyle is AI-powered video restyling and transformation. Provider: Decart. Content type: video. Category: edit-video. Credits: 1. Max output: 720p. Audio empty. No duration list. Features: Restyle, Transformation, Creative. That is a look pass on footage you already have, not a text-to-video invent, not a Kling-shaped 5s/10s generate, and not "the cheap Decart button." If the scene does not exist yet, Restyle has nothing to restyle.
Restyle is a look, not a scene
Edit-video means the input is a clip (or frames from one) and the output is that clip wearing a different treatment. Realistic / Artistic / Anime sit on the style list. Quality listed: 720p. Ceiling: 720p. You are not getting a 4K invent. You are getting a 720p transformation.
requires_image is false on the spec and there is no 5s-versus-10s dial, because Restyle is not inventing a shot length. The clip is as long as the footage you already have. The catalog sticker is 1 credit; the in-app quote is the number that follows that footage. Neither figure is a USD price. Both are wasted if you still needed a new scene.
There is no Decart provider hub on this site. The model page is the roster. Run look work from the AI video generator only if you are honest that the job is restyle — or from the video-to-video idea: same action, new treatment. Prompting: Lucy Restyle prompting.
One credit, 720p, no soundtrack
audio is empty. Restyle will not write a score. If the source is silent, the output is a silent restyle. If the source has a track, do not assume the catalog guarantees audio out — the field is empty. Plan the mix after.
One credit is why people click this row for jobs it cannot do: "cheap video." Cheap video of what? If the what is a prompt-only 1080p 10s take, you wanted a text-to-video model. If the what is a locked still that needs to move, you wanted image-to-video. If the what is a clip whose look is wrong, you wanted Lucy Restyle.
720p is the other constraint. A restyle will not promote a 720p treatment into a 4K master. If the brief is a 4K plate, this is the wrong ceiling.
Decart is the vendor; restyle is the job
Pick the row because the look is wrong, not because a brand name showed up in a roundup. Transformation / Creative / Restyle are the feature words. They are not "generate a commercial." They are "take this commercial and make it look like X."
If you do not have the commercial, stop. Generate the scene on a generate row. Then, if the look is still wrong, spend the 1-credit restyle. Doing restyle first is how you transform nothing.
Video editing is the broader task list (captions, crop, upscale). Restyle is the catalog line for style transfer on a clip. Keep those jobs separate. Captioning a restyle is fine. Restyling because you did not want to caption is confused.
Use it when the footage exists
The test: can you play the source without the restyle? If yes, and the complaint is look, this is the row. If no, this is not the row. One credit will not invent the missing scene.
FAQ
Is Lucy Restyle text-to-video?
The catalog category is edit-video. Description: video restyling and transformation. 720p, 1 credit, no duration list, no audio field. Use it as a look pass.
Why is there no 5s / 10s picker?
Because this row does not generate a clip length. It restyles a source. Length arrives with the file.
Will it output 1080p or 4K?
Max output is 720p. Quality listed: 720p. If you needed a higher ceiling, this is the wrong row.
Can I restyle a still instead of a clip?
The content type is video and the description is video restyling. For a still, use an image edit or generate row. Do not hope a 1-credit video restyle is a 4K illustrator.