Genjutsu - Recreate Any Music Video with AI

Recreate a music video with AI using two character photos and a reference clip. Follow the source performance, motion, and camera movement with your own cast.

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How to Mimic a Music Video with Genjutsu AI

Choose the MV trend or music video moment you want to make your own. Give Genjutsu AI that performance clip and two character photos; it uses the video for the scene, choreography, and camera work while replacing the cast.

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Upload the MV You Want to Mimic

Choose a music video reference with the dance, gestures, and camera shots you want to follow, or select the included APT duet example. Trim a longer clip to the allowed reference length.

2

Add Two Performer Photos

Upload one clear photo to each required character field. For a two-person MV, put the character for the first performer in Image 1 and the character for the second in Image 2.

3

Match Each Photo to an MV Performer

Review the replacement prompt and describe who each uploaded image should replace. When the original performers swap sides or appear in different shots, keep the image-to-person mapping consistent.

4

Generate Your AI Music Video

Choose the output length and framing, check the displayed credit estimate, and generate. Preview whether your characters follow the source moves, interactions, background, and camera cuts before downloading.

Why Filming an MV Trend Takes More Than Two Photos

To recreate an MV trend yourself, you would need performers, choreography, a set, and matching camera shots. Photos can supply a new cast, but a reference video is needed to show the performance.

Motion Comes from the Performance
A portrait shows what a character looks like, but it cannot specify the timing of a turn, dance step, or exchange between performers.
The Scene Changes with the Camera
Close-ups, wide shots, and quick cuts can make a manual edit look inconsistent. The reference clip supplies a common visual sequence to follow.
A New Cast Must Remain Recognizable
When people cross paths or disappear behind props, the replacement characters can drift or switch roles. Reviewing each shot matters.
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Genjutsu AI Recasts the Music Video You Choose

Upload the reference MV and two character images. The replace model uses each image for a performer and follows the video for dance moves, gestures, the original environment, and camera movement.

Make an AI Music Video for an MV Trend

Put your own pair into an MV trend or another performance you have permission to reference. Make a short draft, check its resemblance to the source, and use a take that works for your edit.

Join an MV Trend with a Friend
Use photos of you and a friend to try the same duet choreography and camera sequence without filming the routine yourselves.
Try Original Characters
Place two characters you created in an existing performance setup to test their look across a moving scene.
Explore a Different Stage
Choose a source with the location, props, and lighting you want to guide the generated background.
Follow the Original Camera Cuts
Use a clip with distinct angles and watch how close-ups and wider frames affect the new cast.
Compare Castings
Keep the same video reference while changing the character photos to evaluate different pairings.
Finish in Your Editor
Download a usable take, then add captions or a soundtrack you are allowed to publish with.

Genjutsu AI FAQ

Answers about references, character images, output, and reviewing your music video.