Genjutsu AI is a browser-based AI video editing workbench built around reference-driven generation. Instead of starting from a blank prompt, you work from material you already have: give it a video clip and a reference image, and the platform transfers the motion of the original footage onto a new subject, or swaps objects inside the clip while keeping the scene’s movement, timing and framing intact. That makes it well suited to reskinning existing footage — changing who or what appears in a shot — without reshooting or rebuilding the clip from scratch.
The workspace brings image and video generation together in one place, running on current video models including Seedance, Kling and Wan, with preset-driven workflows designed to get casual users to a finished clip quickly while still leaving room to experiment. A template and community gallery provides starting points you can adapt rather than beginning from an empty canvas. Genjutsu AI is free to start: the Basic plan includes sign-up credits so you can test the tools, with watermarked output. Paid plans remove the watermark and add monthly credit allowances — Starter runs $8.3/month billed yearly, Pro $30/month, and Business $49.9/month for heavier production use.