Happy Horse shows video editing that preserves motion and micro-expressions
umesh_ai · x · 2026-07-28
Happy Horse is showcasing a video-to-video editing workflow that can keep actions, behaviors, and even micro-expressions consistent while changing characters and scenes.
In the quoted test, the user fed one source video, three character reference images, one location reference image, and a text prompt to replace all three people, move the scene to a new environment, and preserve motion, timing, and structure. The company says it will keep improving the feature and invites users to try it now.
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