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Genjutsu in Studio 2

Your action.
A whole new look.

Give an existing clip a new visual direction with Seedance 2.5. Watch our full action scene become clay, then bring your own video and style reference.

$0.495 per request

15s / 480p guidance uses 0.5 credit from the $99 upfront / 100-credit pack. No subscription.

Open Genjutsu Get the recipe

Review the live quote and availability before buying or starting. Reference creation and extra takes cost separately.

The source14.9s · 720 × 1280

The clay result15.1s · 480 × 854

Two complete files. No cuts or upscaling. Unmute either player to hear its audio.

Our original fictional AI scene and internal model test, made with the earlier Motion Remix workflow. Current Genjutsu offers the matching guidance format. This is not a customer case or a test of every Genjutsu mode.

Actual clay-style reference: blue-jacket courier, red bag, seated adult and trolley — The actual style reference.
Save reference image

Make the look your own.

Open Genjutsu and choose Restyle. Add your source clip and a style-reference image. This example uses a 14.9-second source and one image.
Choose 480p, 15s and Phone 9:16. Find these under Output settings. Choose Source video under Audio output to use source audio; exact synchronization can vary.
Add your direction and review the quote. Open Prompt to add the brief. Review the selected inputs, total price and capacity before starting. This page starts no generation.

See and copy the original generation prompt

Original internal-test prompt

A 15-second vertical 9:16 original clay animation action-comedy on a miniature concrete parking-garage set. Two fictional adult clay puppets. The courier wears a sculpted cobalt-blue jacket and black trousers and carries a bright red delivery bag. A male clay attacker lunges; she ducks the punch and redirects him onto a small luggage trolley beside a charcoal toy car. She opens the red bag to reveal an intact white clay cake, then lifts a fork for a comic taste. Use the supplied source video as action, camera and rough beat-order guidance, and the supplied clay image as the material and appearance reference. Soft daylight from the left, matte clay faces and clothes, brushed tin trolley wheels, grounded contact shadows and readable whole-body movement with a stop-motion cadence. No blood, weapons, text, logos, realistic human skin or extra characters.

The punch, trolley and cake remain recognizable, but details and the final gesture change. A reference guides a new result; it does not lock every movement, identity or product detail.

Choose what changes.

Genjutsu also offers Motion transfer and Object swap. Bring a character reference for a performance, or a replacement object or outfit for a scene.

The clay example demonstrates style guidance only. Each mode needs its supported inputs, a reviewed quote and its own result check.

Start with one look.

$0.495 allocated per 15s/480p guidance request with the $99 upfront pack of 100 credits. Each matching request uses 0.5 credit.

Matching 15s/720p guidance uses 1 credit: $0.99 from that pack. A smaller first purchase is 1 credit for $2.50.

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Before your first remix.

Can I buy one video for $0.495?

The $0.495 figure is a per-request allocation from the $99 upfront pack of 100 credits, not an individual checkout price. A matching 15s/480p guidance request uses 0.5 credit. Reference creation and extra takes are separate.

Does Genjutsu preserve exact motion and identity?

References guide a newly generated video. Exact movement, timing, identity, product details and lip sync are not guaranteed. Compare the complete result before using it.

Is the demo a result from every Genjutsu mode?

No. It is an original internal Seedance 2.5 style-guidance test made with the earlier Motion Remix workflow. The current Genjutsu Restyle controls expose the matching 15s/480p format. Motion transfer, object swap and library examples are separate workflows.