Genjutsu

Genjutsu changes the person, setting, objects, or visual style in a video while preserving its original movement, camera path, and timing, helping creators produce variations from one take.

Genjutsu is an AI video editing tool that creates variations from an existing clip. Users upload a single take lasting 4–30 seconds and describe what they want to change, such as the person, location, props, weather, or visual style. The tool preserves the source footage’s motion, camera movement, and timing, allowing creators to explore different versions of a scene without recording a new performance for every variation. Saved personas help maintain a consistent character across videos. Instead of supplying a new reference image each time, users can select a reusable persona to carry the same face, hair, and overall appearance into another clip. Every plan includes unlimited reusable personas. A built-in studio editor supports cutting footage, adding captions, and incorporating music, so generated clips can continue through the editing process in the same workspace. Common use cases include UGC ad variations, AI influencer content, localized campaigns, and brand restyles. Marketing teams can test different people or settings while keeping the original pacing consistent. Creators can also experiment with styles such as anime or claymation, change the time of day, or replace selected props. For better results, the website recommends a continuous shot with a clear subject, steady lighting, and limited motion blur. Starting with one change per generation can make it easier to evaluate the result before combining edits. Plans start at $19 per month and include commercial rights. Generation uses credits, with the exact cost displayed before each run.