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Upload a clip and let Genjutsu Video swap the setting, styling or product around your subject — camera moves and timing stay exactly as filmed.
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Meet Genjutsu Video: Restyling Built on Your Own Footage
Built by Higgsfield, Genjutsu Video is a video-to-video engine — hand it a clip and it redresses the surroundings while the person or item on screen carries on unchanged.
- Video-to-Video, Not Prompt-to-VideoYou begin with real footage rather than a text brief. The engine reads your clip and redraws the backdrop, styling, goods or props around it, so nothing has to be composed from scratch.
- Your Footage Sets the MovementEverything that moves comes from the file you upload: camera travel, subject motion, shot length. The output follows the same rhythm while the environment around it is swapped out.
- Faces and Identities Stay UntouchedWhoever appears in your footage remains exactly as filmed. There is no face trade or identity swap here — edits land on the surroundings only, never on the person.
Running Genjutsu Video in Three Steps
From raw footage to a redressed final take — the full Genjutsu Video workflow, start to finish.
Edits Genjutsu Video Handles Well
One subject, a whole new setting: Genjutsu Video swaps goods, venues, styling, props and time periods while the original camera work and cut rhythm hold steady.
Swapping Products in Tracking Shots
Put a different hero item in the frame — a plain bottle becomes a cut-glass one — with framing, camera travel and cut timing left exactly where they were.
New Locations, Same Camera Path
Relocate the action without disturbing the camera: a bright studio turns into a rain-slicked Tokyo backstreet, or a daytime street slides into night.
Fresh Look, Same Face
Hand a shot a completely different finish — anime illustration, cinematic grade, vintage grain, material tweaks — while the face, the performance and the cut length stay intact.
Single-Prop Swaps Mid-Shot
Change one item on screen — a mug into a ceramic vase, or a glowing orb — with no reshoot, no cast change and no camera adjustment.
Period Shifts, Present Day to 1980s
Move a take to another decade: a current-day living room can be dressed as a neon-lit 1980s lounge, with only the era and the décor updated.
Prompt Library for Scene, Style and Object Ideas
Browse starter prompts for scene, style and object rewrites — product swaps on tracking shots, cyberpunk streets, night alleys, package art, empty landscapes and vehicle changes — each one keeping subject and motion in place.
Genjutsu Video: Common Questions
Answers on clip restyling, credit pricing and edits that leave motion untouched.
Can Genjutsu Video swap faces or identities?
No. Whoever appears on screen is kept exactly as filmed; the tool does not trade faces or identities — only the surroundings are edited.
What makes this different from text-to-video tools?
This one works video-to-video. Rather than composing a clip from a written brief, it takes footage you already own and preserves its movement, camera path and length while the surroundings are replaced.
Is a Higgsfield subscription required?
Not here. The same underlying model powers this page, but you buy one-time credit bundles instead and spend them on either mode — there is no recurring plan.
How are credits worked out for a clip?
Each job consumes API time that matches your footage length, rounded up to the nearest second. That figure is calculated on the server before anything runs, so longer footage and higher output resolution cost more.
What output resolutions can I choose?
There are three: 480p, 720p and 1080p. The higher you go, the more credits a job consumes.
Is commercial use of the output allowed?
Yes — editors, producers and short-form teams regularly put redressed clips into commercial work. For specific usage questions, write to support@genjutsuai.net.
Give an Existing Clip a Fresh Setting With Genjutsu Video
Load your footage, describe the backdrop or styling you would rather have, then hit generate. The generator sits at the top of this page, and the finished timing lines up with your source clip.