What does Genjutsu AI do?
Genjutsu is a video-to-video editing product. Its Motion Transfer workflow uses movement from a source clip to guide a rebuilt scene; Object Swap changes a selected element in the footage. It starts with filmed or generated video, so the source action and framing matter.
The product's own guide describes one source clip with optional image references. Those details belong to the original tool and can change. Consult the linked documentation for its current controls. This site is an independent photo-based alternative and does not run Genjutsu.
When a two-photo workflow makes more sense
If you have two portraits and no usable source footage, creating a new performance removes the need to film a reference clip. Upload one permitted adult photo per person and choose an orange booth, a seaside duet or a fictional zombie scene.
The distinction matters: our generator creates new movement. It does not transfer the motion of your uploaded video, preserve an original camera path or replace an object inside an existing shot. The orange-booth example above demonstrates photo generation, not a Genjutsu edit.
| Your starting material | Your goal | Choose |
|---|---|---|
| An existing video | Keep its action while changing an element | A video-to-video editor |
| Two adult photos | Create a fresh two-person scene | Our two-photo studio |
| A clip with exact choreography | Preserve the choreography | A source-video workflow |
Make a fresh duet from photos
Choose length, quality and format before signing in. A 4-second Preview uses 16 credits; a 10-second Standard uses 120. The $5 pack covers that Standard take. Accounts have no free generation allowance.
Sign in with Google or email, add two clear adult references, confirm you may use both photos and submit once. A completed result is available in your private library. Check the faces, hand movement and sound before downloading or sharing. New movement and resemblance vary; there is no frame-for-frame result promise.