Genjutsu

Genjutsu is a trending AI video studio. Choose a runway, dance, music or object template, compare labeled source and remix examples, upload ordered reference photos, pick a format, and create a short video guided by the original motion and soundtrack.

Genjutsu is a web-based AI video studio focused on motion transfer and template remixes. You start from a performance you already like - runway walks, dances, music moments or object shots - then add your own reference photos so the scene gets a new cast, outfit or subject while the source motion and camera remain the guide.

The homepage walks through a four-step flow: watch the source, add the right references, choose an available format, then compare and download from My videos. Output options include 480p, 720p and 1080p depending on the workflow, with source-guided duration up to about 30 seconds. Reusable source video and ordered image workflows help you keep multi-role inputs straight.

Creation is paid. Standard trending templates commonly cost about 400 universal credits (or one MV ticket); longer profiles quote higher. MV packs, monthly and yearly credit subscriptions, and one-time credit packs are listed on the pricing page. Browsing and preparing inputs stay free, and failed generations return the reserved ticket or credits.

Genjutsu is aimed at creators who want a new starring role inside a familiar clip without rebuilding choreography or camera moves from scratch.

Key features: Video motion transfer using reference images; Object, character and outfit replacement; 480p, 720p and 1080p output options; Source-guided duration up to about 30 seconds; Reusable source video and ordered image workflows; Labeled source vs remix comparisons.