Vikas Editor AI for adapting photo and video templates

Vikas Editor AI is an independent browser tool for photo edits and short videos. Its publisher offers templates you can open in the studio and adjust before generating. Start with a photo you have permission to use and decide whether you want a still image or a moving clip.

Adapt a template to the photo

Choose an example whose framing suits the source image. If you want a festive portrait, describe the lighting, setting and outfit you intend to show. Name the features that should remain consistent. Compare the edited result with the original before sharing it, and check personal and cultural details rather than relying on a generic preset.

Use a motion prompt for a clip

The publisher describes uploading a photo and choosing a motion prompt for its video workflow. It lists a five-second 720p output for that workflow. Start with a photo that gives the subject room to move, and describe one action you can evaluate. Play the finished clip and compare the face and framing with the original. The publisher says video generation uses purchased credits.

Check access and download timing

The site says browsing templates and copying prompts are free. Verified accounts can claim one free image subject to availability. Other image generations and videos use credits. Review the quote before generating and download the result you want to keep. The publisher tells users to download edits within 24 hours, so save a local copy before beginning another revision. Keep the prompt with the image if you plan to use the same direction on another photo.