Before you start.
What is Genjutsu Light?
Genjutsu Light is a lighter, cheaper version of Higgsfield Genjutsu. It reworks the first 15 seconds of a source video in two modes: Light Motion Transfer moves the clip's motion onto the characters and scenes in your reference images, and Light Object Swap replaces an object, character or outfit with one from your references. It keeps the source audio, outputs 480p, 720p or 1080p, and costs 6 credits per second at 720p, a third of full Genjutsu.
Genjutsu or Genjutsu Light: which should I choose?
Choose Genjutsu Light for clips of 15 seconds or less, for quick drafts, or when you want 1080p Motion Transfer or Object Swap. Choose full Genjutsu when the whole of a longer clip has to be transformed, or when you want a Restyle preset, which only full Genjutsu offers.
What is Higgsfield Genjutsu Restyle?
Genjutsu Restyle is a video-to-video model that applies one selected visual preset while retaining source motion, shot composition and source audio when present. Choose a current style in imageat, upload a video and optionally add character references or a prompt.
Does Genjutsu Restyle need reference images?
No. Without character references, Restyle uses the subjects and scene already in your source video. You may optionally supply up to five character appearance images. These images guide character appearance; the selected preset determines the visual style.
What are the Restyle video and resolution limits?
Upload a source video of at least 4 seconds and at most 200 MiB. Videos longer than 30 seconds use their first 30 seconds, including audio. Restyle offers 480p, 720p and 1080p. Each character image must be at most 64 MiB. Output framing follows the source; exact duration and frame count may vary.
Which mode should I choose?
Choose Restyle for a preset-based visual transformation that retains original audio and motion. 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.
What do I need to upload?
Motion Transfer and Object Swap, in both Genjutsu and Genjutsu Light, require a source video of at least four seconds and one to eight reference images. Genjutsu Light uses the first 15 seconds of a longer video. Add a prompt when you want to explain a particular change. The studio validates your uploads before generation.
Which output qualities are available?
Genjutsu Motion Transfer and Object Swap offer 480p and 720p. Restyle and both Genjutsu Light modes also offer 1080p. Choose the quality in the motion studio before generating.
How is the price calculated?
Every mode prices the source video duration, rounded up to whole seconds. Genjutsu costs 9 credits per second at 480p and 18 at 720p. Genjutsu Light costs 3, 6 and 11 credits per second at 480p, 720p and 1080p, counted on at most 15 seconds. A 10-second clip at 720p is 60 credits with Light and 180 with Genjutsu. Upload your video to see the exact price in the studio before you generate.
Can I start with an existing imageat account?
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.
Your video. Another possibility.
Open Genjutsu in imageat and start with the footage you have.