Viggle Remake on Genjutsu AI is for people who already have the footage: upload an MP4 or MOV, pick 5 to 30 seconds, add photos and say what to change. Seedance 2.5 edits the clip itself at 480p to 1080p; MiniMax H3 redraws up to 15 seconds at 720p or 1080p. A remake costs from 39 credits (about $1.45), with 3 free sign-up credits, not enough for one on their own, and free accounts get a moving watermark.
How to make a Viggle Remake of your own video
- 01
Upload your clip and pick the seconds
Choose Upload my video and add an MP4 or MOV between 5 seconds and 5 minutes, up to 50 MB. Slide to the 5 to 30 seconds you want remade (up to 15 on MiniMax H3).
- 02
Choose what to change and add photos
Pick Character, Outfit, Product, Background or Style, add up to 9 photos of the new person, clothes, object or place, and edit the instruction so it names who or what each photo replaces.
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Pick the model and generate
Seedance 2.5 edits the clip itself; MiniMax H3 redraws it from your clip. The button shows the exact credits first. The finished MP4 keeps the selected part’s original sound.
Viggle Remake examples: original clip and remake
Each pair below shows an original clip on the left and its remake on the right: one person, a couple and a trio recast as new characters, a dancer moved to a new set, and a landscape changed to another season. The clips are silent and 10 to 14 seconds long.
Original clip
Remake
A selfie-style clip of a woman talking beside a forest road becomes a 1920s aviator in a leather flying helmet and goggles. The head turns, expressions, trees and framing stay. 14 s · landscape · no sound.
Original clip
Remake
Two dancers practising in a mirrored studio become two flamingo characters in a white shirt and a coral gown. The hold, turns, footwork and the studio stay. 14 s · landscape · no sound.
Original clip
Remake
A trio dancing under stone arches becomes two toy soldiers and a ballerina doll. The routine, positions and arches stay. 13 s · landscape · no sound.
Original clip
Remake
A popping dancer on a night street keeps every move and his clothes while the street becomes a gilded ballroom with chandeliers. Only the set changes. 10 s · landscape · no sound.
Original clip
Remake
A drone shot over a green forest lake becomes the same lake frozen under snow. The flight path, hills and clouds stay; there are no people in this one. 12 s · landscape · no sound.
What changes and what stays in a Viggle Remake
A Viggle Remake changes only what you name and keeps the rest of your clip as the guide: the movement, the camera, the cuts and the sound. In this editor the change type decides what the photos replace, and the instruction says which person or object they go on.
| Change type | What changes | What the model is asked to keep |
|---|---|---|
| Character | Face, hair, body and clothes of the person you name, from the photo | Movement, gestures, timing, camera, background, sound |
| Outfit | Only the clothes, from a clothing photo | The person, the movement, camera and sound |
| Product | An object someone holds or uses, from a product photo | Hands, movement, camera and sound |
| Background | The place, from a photo of the new set | The people, their movement, camera and sound |
| Style | The whole look (anime, clay, oil paint), from words alone | Composition, movement, timing and sound |
The instruction box starts with a ready-made sentence for each change type, such as “Replace the main person in @Video 1 with the person in @Image 1. Keep the motion, expressions, camera and timing exactly as in the clip.” Edit it to describe the person by clothes or position, and say what must not change. The model is asked to keep the rest; how closely it does varies with the model, the clip and the photos.
Instructions you can copy into the box, one for each example above. Pick the change type shown in the title, add the photos in the same order, and swap the descriptions for the people or places in your own clip:
Replace the woman in headphones in @Video 1 with the person in @Image 1, dressed as a 1920s aviator in a leather flying helmet, goggles and a sheepskin collar. Keep her head turns, expressions, the forest and the camera exactly as in the clip.
Replace the two dancers in @Video 1. The man in the black top becomes the character in @Image 1; the woman becomes the character in @Image 2. Keep their hold, turns, footwork, the studio and the camera exactly as in the clip, and never swap the two identities.
Turn the three dancers in @Video 1 into tin toys: the dancer on the left becomes the toy soldier in @Image 1, the dancer in the middle the ballerina doll in @Image 2, and the dancer on the right the toy soldier in @Image 3. Keep the routine, their positions, the arches and the camera unchanged.
Move the dancer in @Video 1 into the palace ballroom in @Image 1, with warm chandelier light that matches it. Keep him, his clothes, every move and the camera unchanged.
Show the place in @Video 1 in deep winter, like @Image 1: frozen water, snow on the trees and hills, soft cold light. Keep the drone path, the shoreline and the shape of the hills exactly as in the clip.
Is Viggle Remake free to try?
Viggle Remake on Genjutsu AI is not free to generate: the cheapest remake is 39 credits (about $1.45), and the 3 sign-up credits do not cover one on their own. Uploading your clip, trimming it, choosing photos and seeing the price cost nothing. Videos from accounts without a purchase carry a moving genjutsu-ai.app watermark; any purchase unlocks clean downloads, including earlier videos.
| Question | What happens here |
|---|---|
| Price per video | 39 to 928 credits (about $1.45 to $34.50 at the lowest credit price), set by the model, the resolution and the seconds you select. A 10-second remake on Seedance 2.5 at 480p is 78 credits (about $2.90). |
| Free credits | 3 sign-up credits, valid for 7 days. Not enough for a remake on their own: the cheapest is 39 credits. Uploading, trimming and watching the examples cost nothing. |
| Smallest purchase | The $5 Trial pack has 24 credits, not enough for one remake. The smallest pack that covers one is $12 for 220 credits. |
| Watermark | Remakes from accounts without a purchase carry a moving site watermark. Any purchase unlocks clean downloads of earlier and later videos. |
| Failed or rejected | If generation fails, or the model’s review turns down a photo or the clip, the credits go back automatically; an upload stopped by the safety check is never charged. A finished remake is not refunded. |
People searching for a Viggle AI free trial or a way to download a Viggle AI video without a watermark are usually asking about Viggle’s own app. Viggle’s pricing page lists Remake on its free plan with daily free credits but does not say how many credits one remake uses; its paid plans list no watermark.
How much does a Viggle Remake video cost?
A Viggle Remake here costs 39 to 928 credits, about $1.45 to $34.50 at the lowest credit price; the model, the resolution and the seconds you select set the price. A 10-second remake is 78 credits on Seedance 2.5 at 480p (about $2.90), 175 at 720p, and 77 on MiniMax H3 at 720p. The smallest pack that covers one remake is $12 for 220 credits.
| Model · resolution | 5s | 10s | 15s | 30s |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Seedance 2.5 · 480p | 39 | 78 | 117 | 233 |
| Seedance 2.5 · 720p | 88 | 175 | 262 | 523 |
| Seedance 2.5 · 1080p | 155 | 310 | 464 | 928 |
| MiniMax H3 · 720p | 39 | 77 | 116 | — |
| MiniMax H3 · 1080p | 62 | 123 | 185 | — |
Both models bill for the seconds of your clip they read and again for the seconds they output, which is why a remake costs more per second than a text-to-video clip. Failed or rejected jobs refund automatically. More packs and plans are on the pricing page.
How this page compares with Viggle’s own Remake, from Viggle’s public model and pricing page (checked 8 November 2026):
| Item | Viggle Remake in the Viggle app | This page |
|---|---|---|
| Clip length | 5 to 60 seconds | 5 to 30 seconds per remake (15 on MiniMax H3) |
| Output | 720p, 24 fps, 16:9 or 9:16, original sound | 480p to 1080p in your clip’s shape (16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4 or 9:16), original sound |
| How you ask | A chat that shows an edit plan, then revisions and kept versions | One instruction and up to 9 photos per remake; change them and run again |
| Price | Included in paid plans from $7.99 a month billed yearly ($9.99 monthly) for 80 credits; credits per remake not published | 39–928 credits per remake (about $1.45–$34.50), shown before you generate |
| Free use | The free plan card lists Remake with daily credits, while the same page says Remake comes with every paid plan; credits per remake are not published | 3 sign-up credits (not enough for one remake) |
| Where it runs | Viggle app on web, iOS and Android | Any browser, including phones; nothing to install |
Can Viggle Remake swap two people in one video?
Viggle Remake on Genjutsu AI can swap two or more people in one video: choose Character, add one photo per new person (up to 9), and in the instruction name who each image replaces by something only that person has, such as “Image 1 replaces the dancer on the left in the black top; Image 2 replaces the dancer on the right in the white dress.” The instruction asks the model to leave anyone you do not name as filmed.
Describe people by clothes or by side at the start of the clip, not by name, because the model only sees the frames. Results vary with the model and the photos, so check the moments where two people cross, turn or hug, where identities are most likely to mix. Two-person built-in clips have their own casting, explained on the duo swap page.
Do you need the Viggle AI app to remake a video?
Viggle Remake on Genjutsu AI needs no Viggle AI app and no download: the editor runs in a phone or desktop browser. On an iPhone or Android phone, open this page, tap Upload my video and pick the clip from your gallery; a long 4K phone video may exceed the 50 MB limit, so trim or export it smaller first.
Viggle’s own Remake runs as a chat inside the Viggle app on web, iOS and Android. Third-party “Viggle AI mod APK” or “premium APK” downloads are not from Viggle and can carry malware; use the official app stores or a website instead.
What this Viggle Remake editor does badly
This Viggle Remake editor works best on a clip with clear, well-lit people and steady framing; it does worst where the model has to invent what it cannot see, such as a face behind a hand or the back of a costume. Results vary with the model and the photos. These are the usual problem spots, with what helps:
| What you may see | Why | What helps |
|---|---|---|
A face blurs or changes during a spin or when a hand passes in front | The face is hidden for a few frames and has to be redrawn | A sharp front photo plus a three-quarter view; a slower or shorter section |
| Two new characters swap or blend | The instruction did not tell them apart clearly | Name each by side and clothes at the start of the clip; different-looking photos |
| Small text on a new product or sign looks wrong | Video models rarely spell fine print correctly | Add the text later in an editor; use a product photo with a large, simple logo |
| Seedance 2.5 refuses before it starts | Its review turned down a photo or the clip; the credits come back | A clearer photo of an adult, or MiniMax H3 |
| Lip movement does not quite match the voice | The model redraws the mouth; the sound is the original recording | Seedance 2.5, which edits the clip itself, or a wider shot |
It does not render more than 30 seconds in one go, write new dialogue or music, or remove an object while keeping everything else pixel-identical. Viggle also publishes the Remake weights on Hugging Face for ComfyUI; running them locally needs a large NVIDIA GPU (Viggle lists 32 GB for its ComfyUI worker, with quantized files for 12–24 GB cards), which is why most people use a web editor instead.
Last updated: 2026-11-08