Motion transfer
Keep only the movement and camera of a reference video and let Genjutsu AI rebuild everything else from your images. Dance trends, runway walks and action shots take on your own characters while the choreography stays intact.
No community remixes yet. You can still upload your own video.
Genjutsu AI Video Generator — Recreate Any Viral Video With Your Photos
Pick a viral video from the community or upload your own clip, add your photos, and Genjutsu AI copies the motion, camera and timing onto your own characters.
- Same model as Higgsfield Genjutsu
- No subscription
- Pay per second, balance never expires
- Up to 1080p
Features
Genjutsu AI Video Generator Features
Duets and group scenes
Recreate two-person skits, duets and group dances. Add one photo per performer, cite each one in the prompt as @Image1, @Image2 and so on, and tell Genjutsu AI who plays which role.
100+ community remixes
Every community remix shows the original clip, the sample references and the prompt behind the result. Replace the samples with your own photos and press Generate to make your version.
Up to 20 reference images
Add faces, outfits, products and places. Each image gets a number you can cite in the prompt as @Image1, @Image2 and so on, so the model knows which reference goes where.
Your own source videos
Upload an MP4 or MOV clip of 4 to 30 seconds instead of a community remix. Genjutsu AI takes the motion and camera from your clip and builds everything else from your photos.
480p to 1080p output
Choose 480p for quick tests, 720p for social posts or 1080p for the final cut. You pay per second of video generated, and the estimated cost appears on the Generate button before you start.
Overview
What Is Genjutsu AI?
Genjutsu AI is a video-to-video model developed by Higgsfield and released at the end of August 2026. Instead of describing a whole scene from scratch, you start from a clip that already works, such as a viral dance, a product reveal or a cinematic walk, and tell the model what to change. The motion, timing and camera come from the source video; the people, products and places come from your images.
It is built for motion transfer: the model reads only the movement and camera of the reference video and renders a new clip around your characters, so a dance, a walk or a stunt keeps its timing while the people, outfits and setting come from your photos. Source clips run from 4 to 30 seconds, and results come back in up to 1080p.
NanoAPI is an independent AI video platform that runs the same Genjutsu model as Higgsfield, so every Genjutsu AI video you make here comes from that model. What we change is everything around it: no subscription, a prepaid balance that never expires, pay per second of video generated, no charge for failed runs, and 100+ community remixes ready to remake with your own photos. Developers can call the same model through the NanoAPI.
How it works
How to Use the Genjutsu AI Video Generator
Step 1: Pick a community remix or upload a video
Browse the community wall and open any clip to see the original video, the references and the prompt, or upload your own MP4 or MOV file of 4 to 30 seconds.
Step 2: Add your photos
Upload faces, outfits, products or places. Your images replace the samples in order, and you can cite them in the prompt as @Image1, @Image2 or keep the original prompt as it is.
Step 3: Generate and download
Pick 480p, 720p or 1080p, check the estimated cost on the Generate button and press it. Your Genjutsu AI video appears in the Custom tab in about 10–20 minutes, ready to download, share or recreate.
Use cases
What You Can Make With Genjutsu AI Video
Trend videos with your own face
Join a dance or meme trend without filming anything: Genjutsu AI transfers the moves of the original clip onto your own photo.
UGC-style ads
Reuse a proven viral format with your own creator or spokesperson: Genjutsu AI keeps the pacing and camera work that made the original perform.
Fashion and lookbooks
Put one model in different outfits, or one outfit on different models, while the walk and the camera stay identical.
Characters and mascots
Bring an illustrated character or brand mascot into live-action motion taken from a real performance.
Guide
Genjutsu AI Video Tips for Better Results
A few habits that keep faces, products and motion intact when you use Genjutsu AI.
Choose a clean source video
The model copies what it can see clearly. Pick clips with a steady subject, readable body movement and few hard cuts; one continuous shot transfers far better than a fast montage.
Prepare sharp reference images
Use well-lit photos in which the face, outfit or product fills a good part of the frame. Front-facing portraits keep identities stable, and product shots on a plain background give the cleanest shape and label. Add a second angle when the subject turns away from the camera.
Point to each reference in the prompt
Short prompts work best. Say who goes where, for example "@Image1 dances like the person in @Video" or "@Image2 plays the person on the right", and leave the movement to the source clip.
Test at 480p, finish at 1080p
Start with a cheaper 480p draft to check identity and framing, then render the keeper at 720p or 1080p. A failed run costs nothing: the amount reserved for it goes straight back to your balance.
FAQ
Genjutsu AI FAQ
Is this the same model as Higgsfield Genjutsu?
Yes. Your videos are generated by the same Genjutsu model that Higgsfield offers. NanoAPI is an independent platform, and the community library, tools, API and pricing here are our own.
How is NanoAPI different from Higgsfield?
Same model, a different way to use it. Instead of a subscription, you top up a prepaid USD balance that never expires and pay only for the seconds of video you generate. Failed or timed-out generations are never charged, every community remix comes with the original clip, sample references and prompt so you can remake it with your own photos, the estimated cost is shown before you press Generate, and developers can run the same model through the NanoAPI.
Do I need a subscription?
No. Top up your balance with $5, $50 or $500 whenever you need more ($500 comes with a 5% bonus). There is no subscription, nothing renews and nothing to cancel.
Does my balance expire?
No. Your balance never expires, and amounts released from failed generations go back into it. A $5 or $50 top-up adds exactly that amount; $500 adds $525 with the 5% bonus.
How much does a Genjutsu AI video cost?
You pay per second of video generated, by resolution: currently $0.117 per second at 480p, $0.273 at 720p and $0.78 at 1080p, so a 5-second video at 720p costs about $1.37. When you submit a task, the cost for the length of your source video is reserved and then charged when the video is ready. The pricing page shows the live rates, and the estimate appears on the Generate button before you start.
What is your refund policy?
Failed or timed-out generations are never charged: the amount reserved for them is released to your balance automatically. You can also get a full refund of a top-up within 7 days if you haven't spent any balance since: email support@nanoapi.ai and we process it within 24 hours.
Can I use my own video?
Yes. Upload an MP4 or MOV file of 4 to 30 seconds, or start from a community remix.
Can I use the results commercially?
Yes, subject to our terms of service. Only upload faces, products and videos you have the right to use. Until your first purchase, videos you make in the studio appear publicly in Community; after you top up, new videos are private by default. Adult content is not allowed.
Is there a Genjutsu API?
Yes. Developers can submit Genjutsu motion transfer jobs to the NanoAPI at https://api.nanoapi.ai/v1 with an API key from the console. API jobs use the same balance and per-second rates as the studio, and the docs show how to get started.
Make Your First Genjutsu AI Video
Pick a community remix, add your photos and let the Genjutsu AI video generator do the rest. No subscription: pay only for the seconds you generate.