Canvas
- Identify keyframes
- Swap Regional → Global characters (ALL AT ONCE)
- Edit Images
- Add Animations / Motion Transfers
- Generate Audio
- LipSync
- Individual animated shot video clips per scene
- Ready for editorial assembly
- Import shot clips into editing softwares
- Arrange timeline & pacing
- Compilation
- Sound Design
- Globally-ready remixed episode
- New characters, same story
Remix — Walkthrough
Remix is how you build Adaptation Micro-dramas. You start with a live-action video and hand it a new audience. Story stays. Shots stay. The people change.
Two steps to a first level of new images. Without writing a prompt. Here's how.
Upload & choose your keyframes
Drop your original video in. Frameo breaks it into shots and pulls keyframes — the single frames that capture each beat of motion.
Your job: pick the keyframes that best represent the action. Think of them as the blueprint. Pick well, and the adaptation will replicate the original's motion smoothly. Skip too many, and things start to drift.
What "enough" looks like: Every distinct pose, expression, or camera angle in a shot should have a keyframe. When in doubt, keep it.
Map your character & swap
Every original character on the left. Every new character on the right. Draw the lines between them.
Once mapped, hit swap. Frameo replaces the cast shot by shot while keeping the composition intact.
When the swap finishes, export everything to Canvas. That's where you'll refine the output — fix inconsistencies, correct lighting, polish the details.
Head to Tips & Tricks once you're in Canvas. That's where the polish happens.
Image Editing on Canvas
Edit and refine your keyframe images directly on the Canvas.
Animation on Canvas
Create and export video from your edited keyframes on the Canvas.
OG vs Dashverse Sample
Compare the original video with its Dashverse sample side by side.