Genjutsu Lite

Genjutsu Lite turns a single pet, full‑body, or car photograph into a short AI‑generated video by using one of three fixed templates. The service does not ask you to write a text prompt; instead you pick a template, upload the required image(s), and spend a credit to receive a 480p video that stays private for seven days. The interface shows a real example for each template, including the clip's length, resolution and background music, so you can see the expected result before you start.

The NEON Duo Dance template requires two separate pet photos. Each image should show a clear face, distinctive coat markings and an unobstructed outline, with as much of the animal visible as possible. The system combines the two pets into a shared dance routine that lasts about 23 seconds, rendered in a 16:9 frame at 854 × 480 pixels. The Beat Drop Dance template works with a single full‑body photo of a consenting adult. The photo should be clear, with the face, hands and feet visible; the generated solo dance runs roughly 12 seconds and is output in a 16:9 frame at 992 × 432 pixels. The Roadster Ramp template accepts one car image. The picture should display the vehicle clearly; the AI creates a fictional stunt where the car climbs a ramp, performs an airborne turn and lands, producing a portrait‑style video (9:16) at 496 × 864 pixels that lasts about 12 seconds. All three templates embed music or reference audio, and the final video is delivered in the fixed aspect ratio associated with the chosen template.

Image files can be JPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC, up to 40 MB. Larger files are resized locally before they are uploaded, and HEIC support depends on the browser; if the browser cannot read HEIC, you are advised to export the image as JPEG. Uploads happen only when you click the generate button, so selecting photos does not transmit any data. After generation, the video is stored privately for seven days, after which it is no longer accessible.

Pricing is handled through one‑time credit packs: $9.90 for a single video, $19.90 for three, and $29.90 for five. Each video consumes 100 credits, and the credits never expire.