Higgsfield Genjutsu on imageat
Your footage is the starting point. Recast a performance, build a new setting, or replace a product with Genjutsu’s two video transformation modes.
Official Higgsfield demonstration. View the source
Start from a real clip. Choose how much of the scene you want to change.
Use your clip as the motion reference and your images as the creative direction. Reimagine the character, wardrobe, or setting around the original movement.
Choose a specific person, product, or detail to replace. Use reference images and a clear prompt to describe the change while preserving the surrounding scene.
Motion Transfer in action
Compare these official examples, then bring your own video and references into the imageat studio.
Official Higgsfield example
Official Higgsfield example
Official Higgsfield example
Add your video in the motion studio. The clip guides the output length and the generation price.
Add one to eight reference images, choose 480p or 720p, and describe the transformation you want.
Check the displayed credit cost, generate your version, and review the result before creating more.
Choose Motion Transfer when you want a broader transformation guided by the source movement. Choose Object Swap when you want to replace a specific element while keeping the surrounding shot.
Both imageat modes require a source video of at least four seconds and one to eight reference images. Add a prompt when you want to explain a particular change. The studio validates your uploads before generation.
The imageat integration offers 480p and 720p. Choose the quality in the motion studio before generating.
Genjutsu uses the source video duration, rounded up to whole seconds. Quality affects the credit cost. Upload your video to see the price in the studio before you generate.
Yes. Genjutsu is already available in imageat’s motion studio. Sign in to imageat and use your account credits; these buttons open the relevant model directly.
Open Genjutsu in imageat and start with the footage you have.