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Genjutsu AI is a standalone AI video generation tool, mainly used to create cinematic videos, vertical short videos, and product ads. Users can generate videos from text descriptions, or upload a single photo or reference video for character replacement and motion transfer: after selecting an effect, the system replaces the person in the photo into the original video scene, maintaining the same motion, background, and camera movement, and a publish-ready final clip can be obtained within minutes. The tool supports text-to-video, first-and-last-frame video, and character replacement. All modes share one prepaid balance, billed by model, duration, and resolution, with no subscription required. Videos are output in 9:16 vertical format by default, suitable for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts, and can be switched to 16:9 or 1:1 with one click. Registration, browsing templates, and opening examples are free; generation requires using prepaid balance, with first-time packages starting at $4.90, and failed generations automatically refund the deducted balance.

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About this tool

Purpose

Genjutsu AI is a standalone AI video tool for planning new shots and performing reference-based character editing. It is aimed at creators who want to quickly produce cinematic videos, vertical short videos, and product ads.

Main capabilities

  • Text-to-video: Describe the subject, scene, lighting, and camera movement in a way similar to briefing a cinematographer. The model can understand camera language such as push-in and pull-out, orbit, and handheld follow.
  • First-and-last-frame video: Generate video from the first frame and last frame.
  • Character replacement: Upload a photo to replace the person in the photo into an existing video scene, maintaining the same motion, background, and camera movement. For example, the Genjutsu STORM effect can place a person into a cinematic crowd shot; you can also upload a dance clip and have the performer take on the appearance of the person in the photo.
  • Motion transfer: Reference the original performance to generate a new character.
  • Aspect ratio and duration: Each video starts from 9:16 by default, suitable for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts; you can switch to 16:9 (YouTube) or 1:1 (feed posts) with one click.
  • Model selection: Choose models by shot, and view credit consumption before rendering.
  • History: Recent creations are kept in history, allowing you to compare different versions, download satisfactory results, and continue iterating.
  • AI voiceover: Provides narration for short videos, marked as "coming soon."

How to use

  1. Describe: Write down what you want to see, or start from an idea card, specifying the subject, scene, lighting, and camera movement.
  2. Choose a model: Select the video model, aspect ratio, and duration, and view the credit cost before rendering.
  3. Download and publish: Track rendering progress, download the MP4, and publish it to any platform.

Use cases

  • Vertical short videos such as TikTok, Reels, and YouTube Shorts.
  • Product ads and UGC-style videos.
  • Place a single photo into viral video scenes.
  • Character replacement and motion transfer based on reference videos.

Limitations and billing

  • Registration, browsing templates, and opening examples are free; video generation uses prepaid balance.
  • Packages start at $4.90 for the first order, with no subscription and no auto-renewal. Text-to-video, first-and-last-frame video, and character replacement share one balance.
  • Each generation is billed by API, duration, and resolution, and the cost can be viewed before generation.
  • Technical failures automatically restore deducted generation credits; completed generation results consume credits, even if they do not match creative expectations. Failed generations are automatically refunded.
  • Photos are used only to create videos.
  • Genjutsu AI is not affiliated with Higgsfield. Higgsfield Genjutsu edits existing footage through motion transfer or targeted object replacement; Genjutsu AI is a standalone tool, and it is recommended to compare workflows before choosing.
  • Seedance creates new footage from text descriptions; reference editing, on the other hand, starts from real-shot clips and offers different kinds of control. To distinguish the Seedance text-to-video option from the current creation editor, you can read the generator guide.
  • Regarding details such as available AI models, the specific dimensions and durations supported, and commercial use licenses, no clear list or terms explanation is currently provided in the materials.