Genjutsu Object Swap

The same engine as Genjutsu Motion Transfer pointed at the opposite job. Motion Transfer keeps your subject and borrows the source's movement; Object Swap keeps the source, its movement, its camera, its scene, and exchanges one thing in it for the thing in your images. A product in someone's hand, a car on a road, a bag on a shoulder.

It takes a source video and one to eight images, and the prompt, optional, is where you say which thing in the footage to exchange when there is more than one candidate. Several images of the replacement, from the angles the source shows it, are what let the swap survive the object turning.

Pricing is Motion Transfer's exactly: per second of source, rounded up, about 26.5 credits a second at 480p and 57 at 720p, quoted and charged at the source's real length, up to fifteen seconds. P-Video Replace does the person-shaped version of this job for a fraction of the price; this is the one for objects, and for when three references are not enough.

Genjutsu Object Swap works like P-Video Replace but exchanges a thing rather than a person, from up to eight images. When the footage holds more than one candidate, name the object to swap. It is billed per second of source, renders at 480p or 720p, and has no audio switch.

Read the full P-Video Replace prompting guide