Genjutsu AI
Genjutsu AI creates video variants from viral templates or reference footage, preserving motion and timing while changing the visual treatment. Creators, marketers, and agencies can use it to produce versions for ads and social channels.
One of 204 tools in Video Generation
Who it's for
- Growth marketers who need alternate packaging or scene treatments for ads while keeping motion from an approved take.
- Music and performance creators who want several visual looks from one template or performance.
- Agencies that need to iterate on the styling of a locked performance before creative sign-off.
Not the right fit if…
- People who need to replace faces or identities in photos of real people: the page says not to upload those photos for that purpose.
How it fits your workflow
Choose a viral template or upload a reference video, then add photos of the people, products, or clothes to include. A custom prompt can specify what must stay fixed and what may change.
Render from the generator after checking the credit cost. Preview the results and download selected cuts; the page says failed generations return credits automatically.
Pricing
Lite
$8.90/month, or $106.80 billed yearly; the page also displays $9.90 as the standard monthly price.
- · 8,540 credits included, valid for one year
- · Source video plus text and image prompts
- · Access to video models including Seedance and MiniMax
- · Watermark-free downloads and commercial use
Pro
$16.90/month, or $202.80 billed yearly; the page also displays $19.90 as the standard monthly price.
- · 16,220 credits included, valid for one year
- · Source video plus text and image prompts
- · Access to video models including Seedance and MiniMax
- · Watermark-free downloads and commercial use
Ultra
$32.90/month, or $394.80 billed yearly; the page also displays $39.90 as the standard monthly price.
- · 31,580 credits included, valid for one year
- · Source video plus text and image prompts
- · Access to video models including Seedance and MiniMax
- · Watermark-free downloads and commercial use
Prices checked on Oct 19, 2026 from the vendor's site. They can change; confirm before you buy.
Key features
- Viral video templates
- Start from a selection of viral templates, including examples such as Hotel Lobby, Truck Almost Got Me, and Fridge POV.
- Reference video uploads
- Upload a video to use its motion and timing instead of the selected template's motion. The page lists MP4, WEBM, and MOV formats and a maximum file size of 500 MB.
- Photo inputs
- Add photos of people, products, or clothes to guide what appears in the generated video. The page allows up to five images, at 20 MB each.
- Optional custom prompt
- Describe what should remain fixed and what may change, such as preserving a walk and camera move while changing clothing and scenery.
- Motion-preserving restyling
- The generator uses recorded motion and timing as the source of truth while changing visual elements such as set, product styling, wardrobe, or atmosphere.
- Render preview and download
- Preview generated results and download selected cuts. The page says render costs are shown before generation and failed generations return credits automatically.
Limitations to know
- Reference video uploads are limited to MP4, WEBM, or MOV files up to 500 MB.
- The upload interface allows up to five photos, with a maximum of 20 MB per image.
- The page advises users not to upload photos of real people to replace faces or identities.
- Generation uses credits, and the cost is displayed for each render before it runs.
Getting started
Reference video uploads support MP4, WEBM, or MOV up to 500 MB. The upload interface allows up to five images, 20 MB each.
- Open the generator and choose a viral template or upload a reference video.
- Add photos and optionally write a prompt describing what should stay and what should change.
- Sign in if needed, check the credit cost, and render.
- Preview the results and download the cuts you want to keep.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use my own reference video?
Yes. You can upload your own reference video when you want the generated cut to use motion from footage you already have instead of a viral template.
Can I skip the reference video?
The page says you can start from text, though results are strongest from a viral template with photos while the world restyles around that motion and timing.
What video formats and upload sizes are supported?
The upload control lists MP4, WEBM, and MOV videos up to 500 MB. The page says a typical reference video is often 4–30 seconds.
Can brands use generated videos as ads?
The page says yes, subject to its Terms. It advises confirming music rights, product permissions, and talent likeness before paid media use.
How are credits charged?
Generation is credit-based, and the cost is shown before each render. Failed generations return credits automatically.
Do templates require editing experience?
The page says no timeline editing experience is needed to pick a template. Users can also upload a clip and describe the desired change.