About Genjutsu AI

Who we are

Genjutsu AI is the independently operated AI video workspace at genjutsuai.dev. This website provides its own editor, accounts, credit quotes, billing and support. Our aim is to help creators turn source footage, reference photographs and visual ideas into AI-assisted edits.

Our relationship with Higgsfield

This site is not owned or operated by Higgsfield, is not affiliated with Higgsfield, and is not endorsed by Higgsfield. Higgsfield Genjutsu is a separate product. A similar name or creative workflow does not establish an official connection or mean that this workspace runs the same model.

If you intended to visit Higgsfield, use these official destinations:

• Higgsfield official website — higgsfield.ai
• Higgsfield Genjutsu official product page — higgsfield.ai/genjutsu

Accounts, subscriptions, credits and support are separate between the two platforms. A purchase here is for this website's service; Higgsfield credits and subscriptions do not transfer here. Product names are used to identify and distinguish the services, not to claim a partnership.

Step into the scene

A photograph holds a person still. A video gives a moment its movement. Genjutsu AI brings those two starting points together in a workspace for AI-assisted video creation.

Our name draws on the idea of illusion: taking a familiar image and imagining how it might move through another scene. Our aim is to make that process approachable, with clear inputs, useful controls, and room to explore.

Start with what you can show

A reference video can communicate a gesture, rhythm, or camera movement more directly than a long description. A photograph can establish a person's appearance or the object you want to introduce. Prompts help describe what should change and what should remain.

The workspace brings together motion transfer, person and object replacement, restyling, and scene editing as available through the current tools. You can prepare reference media, choose supported settings, and check a task's credit quote before confirming generation.

• Motion transfer: use source movement to guide a performance with your reference subject.
• Person or object replacement: identify the element to change and provide a reference for its new appearance.
• Restyling and scene editing: describe a different visual treatment, background or broader scene change.

Available models, settings and media limits are shown in the editor. These are this site's workflows; they do not promise feature or output parity with Higgsfield.

How to get started here

1. Open the homepage editor. Browse styles and the prompt library, or follow the four-step tutorial.
2. Choose an editing task and prepare a source clip and the reference images required by that task. Local previews and prompt preparation do not start a paid render.
3. Sign in or create an account on this website before uploading for a quote. Review plans and credits if you need credits.
4. Review the task's credit quote and confirm generation only when ready. Track the task in the editor, then inspect and download the completed video. Generation availability depends on the current service configuration.

Your account area provides access to this site's account, billing and support tools.

A workspace for creative experiments

Use it to explore a personal video edit, develop a visual concept, or try a different look for a scene you have permission to work with. The style gallery and prompt library offer starting points; your references and creative decisions shape the task.

AI results vary. A difficult movement, occlusion, face, or background may need several attempts or further editing. Website comparisons and creative examples explain an idea; they are not a guarantee of a particular result. Supported features and processing limits are shown in the editor.

Creativity with permission

Working with someone's likeness carries responsibility. Use your own material or references you have permission to edit, respect the people depicted, and disclose synthetic media when required or needed to avoid misleading an audience.

We explain how media is processed in our Privacy Policy, and set out content, credit, and purchase rules in our Terms of Service. Our goal is to make those choices understandable before you create.

Try an idea, or talk to us

Open the creative workspace to explore the tools, or visit pricing to understand subscriptions and credit packs.

For questions, feedback, billing help, or content-rights concerns, write to support@genjutsuai.dev. Signed-in users can also open a support ticket.