A new character. A different world. Start with a video you already love, and turn it into your next idea.
These are actual tests from our studio. Each result uses the source clip and reference shown below.
Use the reference character and keep the surfing performance, ocean setting and original camera framing.
Model: Kling O1 Video Edit · Actual output from a completed generation.
Character image from the official fal Kling Motion Control API example.
The man in the tan overcoat runs with the same performance as the reference video. Keep his outfit, facial identity and neon city atmosphere.
Model: Kling 3.0 Motion Control · Actual output from a completed generation.
Edit the character in your footage with an image reference and a short description.
Use a video performance to guide the movement of a character from your image.
Choose a continuous, 3–10 second MP4. One visible character and a clear performance work best.
Add a character image. Choose character swap to edit the shot, or motion transfer to animate your reference.
Review your credit quote, generate, and download the result. Refine your references to improve the next take.
An independent video editing tool using third-party AI models. Character swap runs on Kling O1, and motion transfer uses Kling 3.0 Motion Control via fal.ai.
No. Genjutsu Video is a separate product and is not affiliated with Higgsfield. Our workflows and outputs differ from Higgsfield Genjutsu.
Standard MP4 videos between 3 and 10 seconds, up to 30 MB, with both dimensions between 720 and 2160 pixels. Use 24–60 fps. Character references can be JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 10 MB.
The models use your video to guide movement. Results can change details, timing, or background elements. Fast actions, occlusions, and multiple characters may reduce consistency.
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Credits held for a failed job are returned automatically. A completed video with an unexpected aesthetic result is still a completed generation.