Motion transfer
Prepare a new character appearance using movement from your source clip. Genjutsu AI works from your video and references.
Give your existing videos a new look without starting from scratch. Upload your clip and reference images to get started with Genjutsu AI motion transfer and object replacement.
Eight before-and-after comparisons. Original footage on top, transformed video below — compare the motion, subjects and setting as they play together.
Genjutsu AI starts with an existing video and reference images. The source clip gives your project a performance to work from; your references describe the intended appearance. Choose motion transfer or object swap, then prepare a focused visual change in the workspace above.
One source clip, clear references, a focused creative direction.
Start your Genjutsu AI project with a short video that shows the movement you want to use. Keep the subject visible and the action easy to follow.
Use reference images to show the intended character or object appearance. Genjutsu AI instructions work best when they identify one target and explain the desired change.
Select motion transfer or object swap, choose a resolution, and review your source video alongside the references.
Choose what to change and give the model a clear starting point.
Prepare a new character appearance using movement from your source clip. Genjutsu AI works from your video and references.
Tell Genjutsu AI which object to replace. Use a clear reference to show its intended shape, material and color.
Add up to eight consistent reference images. Give Genjutsu AI a clear view of the appearance you want to introduce.
Select 480p, 720p or 1080p in Genjutsu AI. Choose the setting that fits your draft or final video.
Start with one specific change. Keep your instructions clear and practical.
Use the reference character for this Genjutsu AI motion transfer. Follow the walking performance in the source, including the direction and pace.
Follow the source gesture with the reference character. Keep the movement readable and avoid adding extra subjects to this Genjutsu AI project.
Replace the cup with the ceramic object in my reference image. Use Genjutsu AI object swap to focus on that single target.
Use my reference bottle as the replacement object. Keep the instruction focused on its silhouette, material and color rather than asking for exact printed text.
Use this short dance clip as the motion source. Show the reference character clearly throughout the Genjutsu AI video, including the full body.
Replace only the selected object using the reference image. Review the first Genjutsu AI result before combining additional changes in another project.
Prepare your project in five simple steps.
The Genjutsu AI editor accepts MP4, WebM and MOV clips between four and thirty seconds, up to 200 MB. Trim away unrelated footage before selecting your file.
Choose motion transfer when the source performance is central to your idea. Choose Genjutsu AI object swap when your project focuses on replacing a specific visual object.
Select one to eight JPG, PNG or WebP images, each up to 64 MB. Check that your Genjutsu AI references clearly show the appearance you want.
Name the target, describe the replacement and mention the details that matter. Give Genjutsu AI a clear request rather than a long list of unrelated visual styles.
Check the source timing, references and resolution together. Once Genjutsu AI generation is available, inspect the whole finished clip for consistency before downloading or sharing.
A few small choices make your project easier to review.
Avoid abrupt cuts, heavy motion blur and overlapping subjects. Genjutsu AI projects are easier to assess when the source shows one clear action from beginning to end.
Show the same intended appearance across your images. For full-body movement, include a useful full-body reference; for an object, show its shape and surface clearly.
Generative results can vary around hands, occlusions and fine details. Check every part of your Genjutsu AI clip, and use material you have permission to edit.
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You can preview your files locally before subscribing. Genjutsu AI generation requires an active subscription and available monthly allowance. Completed videos appear in My creations for playback and download.
Instructions are optional, but a specific request helps explain your idea. Tell Genjutsu AI what should change and use your reference images to show the desired appearance.
There is no fixed generation time promised. Genjutsu AI processing will depend on clip length, output settings and the provider queue; a local preview is not a generated result.
An exact match is not guaranteed. Genjutsu AI is a generative workflow, so fine text, fast movement and partly hidden objects may require clearer references or another attempt.
Genjutsu AI at genjutsu-ai.com is independent of Higgsfield. A subscription purchased elsewhere does not automatically provide access or an included allowance on this website.
Genjutsu AI plans will include a stated monthly usage allowance. Review the price, renewal, cancellation terms and allowance policy before subscribing; longer clips and higher resolutions affect processing cost.
Bring your source video and references to the Genjutsu AI workspace. Select a mode and describe the change you want to explore.
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