November 13, 2026
Can AI preserve the original choreography?
Yes. In Genjutsu AI the choreography is the video you upload, not a description you type. A photo takes the place of a person in that take. The sequence, the timing, the camera, the cuts, and the original audio stay. The download is 720p. You do not write a prompt, and you do not pick the dance from a list of templates.
What staying on the choreography means
Take a 10-second dance. The new video should be that dance, with the person from your photo. If the filmed dancer raises the right hand, turns left, steps back, and jumps, the new person follows that order. They do not invent a different routine.
- Arms
- The same gestures, on the same side.
- Legs and feet
- The same steps and footwork.
- Body
- The same lean, turn, and bounce.
- Sequence
- The same order of moves, from the first count to the last.
- Timing
- Moves land on the same counts as the file you uploaded.
- Rhythm
- The original audio stays, so the dance stays on the beat.
- Ending pose
- The clip finishes on the pose that was filmed.
- Camera and cuts
- Angle, framing, and shot order stay with the take.
The same dance, not the same pixels
Preserving the choreography means the new person performs the dance you would recognize. It does not mean every frame matches the original pixel for pixel. A fast hand, crossed arms, a full turn, or two dancers close together can sit a little off. A scene longer than 15 seconds cannot be generated.
The useful bar is the recognizable dance: same sequence, same timing, your person in the frame.
The video is the reference
Drop in mp4, mov, or webm, up to 80MB. Genjutsu AI splits the file into scenes and follows the movement that was filmed. Ten credits cover every 15 seconds. Because the steps come from the file, you do not restate them in text.
One photo belongs to one person, and that person stays the same in every shot they appear in. A solo needs one photo. Two people need a photo for each person you want to replace. Leave a photo off and that dancer stays as filmed, on the same steps.
What it costs
The first order is $6.90 and covers one video up to 15 seconds. After that, the Starter Pack is $9.99. The price shows before you generate. A failed generation returns its credits.
Keep a dance you already filmed
Sign in, drop the dance in the studio, and add a photo for each person you want in it. Finished videos stay on the account.