The editor below is Genjutsu AI’s independent tool, not the Higgsfield Genjutsu model. Use the external link for the official product.
KEEP THE MOTION. CHANGE THE LOOK.
Quick answer
Try the official product on higgsfield.ai via the clearly labeled external entry below. This page’s Genjutsu AI generator uses independent KIE workflows, not Higgsfield Genjutsu: add your materials above, choose a task and review the quote. Accounts, subscriptions and credits are separate.
Official source: Higgsfield Genjutsu · Entry checked:
This website · Independent service
The same generator as our homepage, using KIE routes for Kling Motion Control, Kling Omni Edit, Wan Video Edit and Seedance. Actual model selection is shown in the quote. Generation requires valid inputs and complete service configuration.
Your account, purchases, credits and support belong to this website. Available workflows and models are shown in the editor; matching names do not imply the same model or results.
External website · Official entry
Open Higgsfield’s official video workspace with Genjutsu selected. This is an external link to higgsfield.ai; sign in there and check the currently available features and pricing.
Higgsfield manages its own accounts, subscriptions, credits and support. Check current availability, pricing and limits on its website.
Higgsfield official Genjutsu workspace · higgsfield.aiThese steps apply to our workspace above. For Higgsfield’s product, follow the official entry and its own instructions.
Use this website’s generatorAdd one source video and the references needed for your task. Preview the files locally and select a 4–30 second segment; some model routes require shorter clips. Only use materials you have permission to edit.
Choose motion transfer, person or product replacement, restyling, or a scene edit. Describe the target and what should stay, choose the model and quality, and expand Advanced settings only when needed.
Sign in to upload for checking and a quote. Review the credits and settings before confirming generation. When a job completes, inspect the result and download it; resolve any configuration or input errors shown by the workspace.
These tasks are implemented in our workflow. Results depend on the selected route, valid inputs and service configuration; prompts below are input briefs, not verified outputs.
Prompt brief · No generated result
Provide identity or outfit references and identify the source person. For example, plan a wardrobe change while asking to preserve the original pose and setting.
Change only the main performer’s outfit to the clothing shown in @image1. Keep their face, hair, body proportions and gestures consistent. Let the fabric follow the movement and source light.
Prompt brief · No generated result
Add a product reference and identify the item to replace. For example, replace a cup held by the actor and describe the contact and lighting to preserve.
Replace only the cup held by the main subject with the product in @image1. Follow the original grip, movement and hand occlusion. Match the source lighting and shadows; keep the person and background consistent.
Prompt brief · No generated result
Use scene references for a setting change, or choose a style for restyling. For example, plan a new background while describing the person and movement to preserve.
Restage the source performance in the location shown in @image1. Use the action, timing and camera trajectory as a guide. Match the performer’s scale, perspective, lighting and shadows to the new environment.
No verified before-and-after outputs from this website are published here yet. Reference images, style covers and third-party demos are not proof of a successful render in this editor.
Each published case must include the source video, reference images, completed output, actual model and settings. Until those renders are verified, use the prompt briefs above to plan your own inputs.
Use this website’s generatorApplying a prompt changes the task and prompt, keeps your selected files and does not start a render. The examples in the shared editor are labeled external references; they are not this website’s generated results.
Find a related tool, a practical guide, or the credit plan for your next edit.
Follow the video chapters, prepare references, and plan your first edit.
Understand its purpose, overlapping tools, and when preserving a take is useful.
Understand one-time purchases, quotes, credit validity and renewal before generating.
Change a character with your own video and reference photo.
Four steps from source clip to export.
Review the available plans before your next render.
