Show the action instead of chasing the perfect prompt
A dance, a gesture, or a camera move can be difficult to put into words. Use a reference video to communicate the movement, then use your prompt to explain the transformation.
LitVideo Genjutsu — Same Motion. Another Reality.
Keep the motion. Reimagine who’s in the frame. Turn a reference video and your images into a new take with AI motion transfer and character swap.
1 video · MP4 or MOV · 4–30 seconds · Up to 200 MB
Up to 4 images · Up to 30 MB each · 65 MB total
Two ways to transform your reference video
One reference clip can become the starting point for a different world. Explore AI motion transfer and character replacement with Genjutsu, then drag the divider to see how the original footage compares with a new cast, setting, and visual direction.
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Drag the divider to compare the original with Genjutsu.
What Changes with LitVideo Genjutsu?
Explore a new lead without planning another shoot
Try a different character in an existing video concept. Reference images give Genjutsu a visual starting point, so you can focus on the look and role you want to change.
Give your edit more visual context
Use up to four reference images to guide your character and visual direction. Combine them with one reference clip and a clear prompt in the same workspace.
Choose the resolution for your next step
Generate at 480p, 720p, or 1080p. Choose a quality setting that fits your workflow, from exploring an idea to preparing a higher-resolution version.
Frequently Asked Questions about Genjutsu Models
What is LitVideo Genjutsu?
LitVideo Genjutsu is a reference-based AI video model in LitVideo. It takes a reference video, reference images, and a text prompt to guide video transformations such as motion transfer and character replacement.
What is the difference between motion transfer and character swap?
Motion transfer starts with the action you want to reuse in a new visual direction. Character swap focuses on changing who appears in an existing shot. The tabs on this page explain these two workflows; both open the same Genjutsu workspace, where your references and prompt guide the result.
What reference videos can I upload?
Upload one MP4 or MOV video between 4 and 30 seconds long, up to 200 MB. Video dimensions must be between 300 and 6000 pixels, with an aspect ratio between 2:5 and 5:2.
How many reference images does Genjutsu support?
You can add up to four reference images. Supported formats are JPEG, JPG, PNG, WebP, BMP, and GIF. Each image can be up to 30 MB, with a combined limit of 65 MB. Image dimensions must be between 300 and 6000 pixels and the aspect ratio between 2:5 and 5:2.
Can I generate Genjutsu videos in 1080p?
Yes. LitVideo Genjutsu offers 480p, 720p, and 1080p quality settings in the generation workspace.
How can I get a better character replacement result?
Choose clear reference images and footage where the main character is easy to see. Describe who should be replaced and what should stay in the shot. Complex occlusion, fast action, and large differences between references can affect the result; review each generation before using it.
Give Your Next Video a New Main Character
Bring the reference clip. Choose your character. Create your next take with LitVideo Genjutsu.
