Genjutsu Object Swap
Replace a selected character, outfit or product with your references, then compare the change with the original scene.
Upload one source video and 1–8 reference images to replace selected subjects, outfits or products. Source frames need at least 409,600 pixels. Use Select segment on the video card to choose 4–30 seconds; otherwise the first 30 seconds are used.
Generation is not available yet. Browse examples, prepare references and save your draft.
Genjutsu workflow presets
One shot. A new focal point.
Change a selected subject with the original scene as your guide.
Choose the change. Keep the scene in mind.
Give a character a new identity, try a different outfit or replace a product. Describe the target and its reference, then inspect both the replacement and everything around it with the comparison slider.
Demonstrations and featured examples: Higgsfield. Reference results, not generations made on Genjutsu.tv.
Choose the target. Define the replacement.
Source, references, direction and review belong in one workflow.
Find the subject to replace
Choose a 4–30 second shot with a clearly visible target. In this example, follow the performer and her outfit.
Show the replacement
Use a clear reference for the new character, outfit or product. Keep multiple references ordered.
Name the target
Connect the selected subject with its image. Explain what should change.
Quote, create, compare
Choose 480p, 720p or 1080p, review the credit quote, then inspect the result.
A clear target. A matching reference.
No prompt. The source and reference image guide this example.
Reusing inputs is free. Generation starts only after you submit in the studio.
Choose a target. Explore a different look.
Inspect real example inputs before loading them into your studio.
A different look inside the shot
Golden Gown · 1 source + 1 images
Recast a couple together
Couple Recast · 1 source + 2 images
Reimagine a countryside encounter
Countryside Duo · 1 source + 3 images
Find more characters, outfits, scenes and product workflows in the library.
Explore the libraryTwo people. Two clear references.
For a scene with multiple subjects, match each person to an ordered image and describe who should change. Check faces, clothing edges, overlaps and contact with nearby objects. The surrounding scene needs review too.
Read the workflow guideBurning Bridges AI workflow guides
Original guides to preparing inputs, inspecting examples and understanding your request.
Before you create
A few practical details about inputs, reuse and review.
A clearer start. A better next step.
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01What should I prepare?
Motion Transfer and Object Swap use one source video and 1–8 reference images. Restyle uses one video, one style and 0–5 optional character images. Choose a 4–30 second segment; otherwise at most the first 30 seconds are used. Duration and framing follow the prepared source. Object Swap requires at least 409,600 pixels per source frame.
02Do I have to write a prompt?
Both modes accept an empty prompt. For a more specific change, describe the target and the role of each ordered image. An example with no prompt loads an empty prompt, together with its original inputs.
03What does Use This Prompt load?
The complete source video, ordered reference images, prompt and matching mode. Compatible current settings are preserved. Loading inputs does not start generation or charge credits; review your draft and submit separately.
04Will everything outside the target stay identical?
Object Swap guides the scene around a selected replacement, but pixel-identical preservation is not guaranteed. Review edges, occlusion, lighting, contacts and the background throughout the clip.
05How do I check the cost?
The prepared source duration is rounded up to whole seconds and priced at the selected resolution. Review the studio credit quote before submitting. Each new generation is quoted and settled separately.
A familiar scene. A fresh possibility.
Start from a complete example, or bring your own source and references.
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